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Jason Gorczynski Quoted by ABC7 Chicago on Potential Chicago Bears Stadium Deal

Real Estate Partner Jason Gorczynski was featured in an ABC7 Chicago article on the latest proposals for a new Chicago Bears (Bears) stadium in Arlington Heights, IL, amid negotiations over legislation to keep the team in Illinois, how the proposed deal would be structured, its property tax implications and the timeline for Illinois lawmakers to act.

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California Partially Eliminates California Invasion of Privacy Act Claims Faced By Many Companies

California has eliminated private rights of action under California’s Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) for violations of Section 638.51, known as the statute’s pen register and trap-and-trace section.

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Katten Earns Recognition in 2027 Legal 500 UK Guide

(LONDON) Katten UK announced today that it earned rankings in 10 practice areas in the 2027 edition of the Legal 500 United Kingdom guide. In addition, the guide recognized three Katten lawyers with individual recognitions and 15 lawyers as recommended.

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Mark Solomon Discusses Trends and Texas Corporate Law With Bloomberg Law

Corporate Managing Partner Mark Solomon, who leads Katten's Dallas office, sat down with Bloomberg Law to discuss the deals he finds most rewarding, the trends he is watching and the policy shifts reshaping corporate law in Texas. Mark also highlighted his work guiding Dallas-based private investment firm Highlander Partners in its acquisition of the iconic Tapatio hot sauce brand, a deal that brought together a storied, family-founded business and a sponsor with a long-term growth strategy.

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CFTC Draws the Line Between Event Contracts and "Casino-Style Gambling Products"

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC or the Commission) has moved to clarify and codify the distinction under the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) between federally regulated event contracts and gambling products traditionally overseen by state and tribal authorities. Following conflicting federal appellate decisions concerning whether sports-related event contracts are swaps, the CFTC has taken two coordinated actions. It has adopted an interim final rule excluding certain “casino-style gambling products” from the CEA’s definition of “swap,” while separately proposing that event contracts based on sports, politics, culture and weather are within the definition of “swap.”