Today, we’re diving into a fascinating story at the intersection of wireless technology, academic research, and federal regulation.
The Federal Communications Commission’s Wireless Telecommunications Bureau recently granted a conditional waiver to the University of Utah—an important move that could pave the way for groundbreaking wireless research across the country.

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• FCC Grants University of Utah Waiver for Innovative Wireless Research Applications

About the authors

• Martin L. Stern
• Ryan L. Gillcrist

In courtrooms across the country, cases often hinge on what’s known as the “battle of the experts.” The credibility, character, and clarity of an expert witness can make or break a case.

But, what makes an expert witness truly credible—and where do you even begin to find one who could help you win your case?

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• Finding an Expert Witness: Best Practices for Finding Credible Experts

About the author

• Kim Beane

We’re diving into a major moment in U.S. financial regulation—one that could redefine how businesses engage with digital assets.

In July 2025, Congress took a major step toward regulating cryptocurrencies and stablecoins with two landmark bills: the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act. These measures aim to bring order to a rapidly growing and often chaotic market, offering long-awaited clarity for investors, institutions, and innovators alike.

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• Update on 2025 U.S. Stablecoin Legislation

About the authors

• Veronica Renzi
• Ian P. O’Keefe

Welcome to Womble Perspectives, where today, we’re diving into a major new law that’s making waves in payroll departments and break rooms across the country.

It’s called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, or OBBBA, and among other things, it introduces two powerful federal tax deductions that could significantly boost take-home pay for millions of Americans.

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• Unlocking Savings: New Tax Breaks for Overtime and Tips – What Employers Need to Know

About the authors

• Andreas Mosby
• Martha J. Zackin

In this episode, we’re diving into a development in environmental regulation—the EPA’s proposal to repeal its 2009 Endangerment Finding.

This isn’t just a technical tweak. It’s a foundational shift that could reshape how the United States approaches climate policy across sectors.

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• Pulling the Critical Block: EPA’s Repeal of the Endangerment Finding Could Topple Climate Rules

About the authors

• Jessica Portmess
• Ana Maria Gutiérrez
• Kristina M. Moore
• Emma Donachie

Today's episode is the first in a nine-part series titled Going Nuclear: A Sustainable Solution to Rising Energy Demand. From cybersecurity to domestic uranium production to data centers, we'll dive into how nuclear energy could play a role in shaping a sustainable energy future.

With global electricity demand surging and a growing push for cleaner, more sustainable energy solutions, nuclear power is making a surprising comeback. But is it the key to securing our energy future, or does it come with too much baggage?

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About the authors:

• Thomas J. Dougherty
• Dan Joyner
• Lisa Rushton
• Jeffrey S. Whittle

In this episode, we’re diving into a topic that continues to challenge energy and natural resources companies operating globally: U.S. litigation risks tied to overseas operations—especially those involving human rights and environmental impacts.

While these risks have declined in recent years, they haven’t disappeared. Let’s unpack where things stand and what companies need to watch out for.

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• Key U.S. Litigation Risks from Overseas Operations in the Energy and Natural Resources Sector

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• David L. Attanasio

For years, the success of the green transition has depended on a fragile consensus: that the costs of clean energy are worth it, compared to the chaos of climate change. But that consensus is under pressure. Rising energy costs, job migration, and political shifts are all pushing back.

Read the full article: From Renaissance to Reformation; Can Nuclear Save the Green Energy Movement?

About the author:

• Belton T. Zeigler