By: Katies S. RilesIndiana's House Enrolled Act 1593 Effective January 1, 2026, Indiana’s House Enrolled Act 1593 (which was passed earlier this year) will change several portions of Indiana’s business entity laws. While the Act’s stated purpose is...
Riley Bennett Egloff Earns Top-Tier Rankings in The Legal 500 Elite Indianapolis 2025 Edition Riley Bennett Egloff LLP (RBE) is pleased to announce that four of the Firm’s attorneys were selected for recognition in the premiere Legal 500 Elite...
Riley Bennett Egloff Welcomes Attorney Megan Young Riley Bennett Egloff LLP (RBE) is pleased to announce that Megan S. Young has joined the firm as an attorney. She will practice primarily in the area of medical malpractice defense. Megan, an...
Artificial Intelligence Changing Health Care Like most other industries, artificial intelligence (“AI”) has made its way into health care. For example, FotoFinder®, a Germany based company, has developed AI software to assist dermatologists in...
Eric M. Hylton Selected to 2025 Class of Indianapolis Bar Foundation Distinguished Fellows IndyBar's Annual Attorney Recognition Program Includes RBE Partner Riley Bennett Egloff LLP (RBE) is proud to announce that attorney Eric M. Hylton has been...
Background of FLSA Salary Tests In April of 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) published a final rule implementing new salary tests for executive, administrative, and professional employees to be considered “exempt” from minimum wage and...
Riley Bennett Egloff Announces 2026 Best Lawyers Honorees 23 RBE Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers in America Riley Bennett Egloff LLP (RBE) is pleased to announce that 23 of the Firm’s attorneys have been selected in multiple practice areas...
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act An Overview and Its Application to Private Companies Introduction The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”) was enacted in 1977 to prevent certain classes of individuals and businesses from making bribes to...
New York Federal Court Ruling and Privacy Implication A New York federal court just issued a ruling that could have privacy implications for AI users. New York Times among Plaintiffs Filing Against Multiple Defendants in AI Case In a pending...
New AI Copyright Lawsuit Follows Landmark Bartz Fair Use Ruling Last week, in two separate lawsuits, California federal judges decided that AI tech giants Anthropic and Meta did not violate certain authors’ copyrights when they used some of the...
Second Ruling this Week on AI and Copyright Law As detailed in our recent article, a federal judge in the Northern District of California issued a landmark order in Bartz et al. v. Anthropic (3:24-cv-05417) on June 23, 2025, entering summary...
AI AND COPYRIGHT - NEW CASE HELPS DEFINE FAIR USE OF COPYRIGHTED WORKS IN AI CONTEXT If you have already dabbled with artificial intelligence services such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok, you are likely aware of AI’s potent capabilities. And if you...