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Biden Administration: Covington Insights and Client Services
In the wake of the 2020 U.S. elections, Covington is advising clients on the expected policy priorities of the new Biden-Harris Administration and the 117th Congress. Drawing from decades of experience on the Hill and in prior administrations, our attorneys and advisors are counseling organizations on how best to approach expected early executive actions, as well as strategies to navigate a divided government as Congress considers various legislative issues.
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Artificial Intelligence
China's Vision for the Next Generation of AI
China's Vision for the Next Generation of AI
Focus on artificial intelligence has sharpened around the world, including in China. Decision makers in Beijing and around the country have begun shaping a legal and policy regime that favors research and investment in AI technologies.
Privacy
China Revises Proposals on Regulation of Commercial Encryption
China Revises Proposals on Regulation of Commercial Encryption
Multinationals that plan to manufacture, distribute, or use commercial encryption products in China should closely follow these developments.
Anti-corruption/FCPA
Crisis-Proofing Your Compliance Program
—Five Key Questions
Crisis-Proofing Your Compliance Program
—Five Key Questions
Companies should ask themselves five key questions about their compliance programs to ensure they are ready to face any crises.
Intellectual Property
China Courts Consolidate Jurisdiction Over IP Matters
China Courts Consolidate Jurisdiction Over IP Matters
This reform is expected to help improve the expertise of judges adjudicating IP cases and unify practices on IP cases throughout China.
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