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Skadden’s 2026 Insights

Skadden’s 2026 Insights explores significant issues that we see shaping the global business landscape, from the latest in rapidly evolving areas such as artificial intelligence and digital assets to significant trends in dealmaking, litigation and regulatory scrutiny.

 

Skadden’s 2026 Insights

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Skadden’s 2026 Insights offers deep dives into the latest in rapidly evolving areas such as artificial intelligence, digital assets and financial institutions.
Skadden’s 2026 Insights

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Skadden’s 2026 Insights examines the latest global trends in M&A, capital markets and shareholder activism.

 

Skadden’s 2026 Insights

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Skadden’s 2026 Insights covers algorithmic pricing and its antitrust implications, federal and state government enforcement trends, the importance of protecting trade secrets in joint development agreements and the latest in securities litigation.
Skadden’s 2026 Insights

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Skadden’s 2026 Insights discusses the expected continued shifts in tariff and trade policy, political law considerations in M&A, the SEC’s new approach to regulation and enforcement, and IRS priorities.
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2026 Compensation Committee Handbook

Skadden’s Executive Compensation and Benefits Group is pleased to provide you with its 2026 Compensation Committee Handbook.
2026 Compensation Committee Handbook

UK Announces Updated Framework for Financial Sanctions Enforcement

UK financial sanctions enforcement procedures will be changed to provide additional certainty and transparency. In addition, under the revised policies, base penalties may be discounted by up to 70% if companies meet certain criteria. However, the maximum statutory penalty will rise if parliament approves.
UK Announces Updated Framework for Financial Sanctions Enforcement
Skadden’s Executive Compensation and Benefits Group is pleased to provide you with its 2026 Compensation Committee Handbook.
2026 Compensation Committee Handbook
UK financial sanctions enforcement procedures will be changed to provide additional certainty and transparency. In addition, under the revised policies, base penalties may be discounted by up to 70% if companies meet certain criteria. However, the maximum statutory penalty will rise if parliament approves.
UK Announces Updated Framework for Financial Sanctions Enforcement
The Delaware Supreme Court has held that an equity agreement will not be rendered unenforceable under Delaware law simply because the company enforces an automatic forfeiture provision.
Delaware Supreme Court Holds That Automatic Forfeiture Provision Does Not Invalidate Contract With Restrictive Covenants
Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York announced changes to their policy encouraging voluntary self-disclosure of violations. Conditional letters of declination will now be provided early on, and companies can be credited with self-disclosure even if the information they provide is known to the government, provided the company believed it was not known.
SDNY’s Revised Voluntary Self-Disclosure Program Offers New Carrots

Delaware Supreme Court Holds That Automatic Forfeiture Provision Does Not Invalidate Contract With Restrictive Covenants

The Delaware Supreme Court has held that an equity agreement will not be rendered unenforceable under Delaware law simply because the company enforces an automatic forfeiture provision.
Delaware Supreme Court Holds That Automatic Forfeiture Provision Does Not Invalidate Contract With Restrictive Covenants

SDNY’s Revised Voluntary Self-Disclosure Program Offers New Carrots

Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York announced changes to their policy encouraging voluntary self-disclosure of violations. Conditional letters of declination will now be provided early on, and companies can be credited with self-disclosure even if the information they provide is known to the government, provided the company believed it was not known.
SDNY’s Revised Voluntary Self-Disclosure Program Offers New Carrots
2026 Insights
Skadden’s 2026 Insights explores significant issues that we see shaping the global business landscape, from the latest in rapidly evolving areas such as artificial intelligence and digital assets to significant trends in dealmaking, litigation and regulatory scrutiny.

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