The SEC’s Division of Examinations (DOE) has released its 2026 Examination Priorities, outlining the areas where the agency will focus its oversight efforts in the year ahead.

The digital asset sector in the United States has long operated under an uneasy balance of innovation and regulatory uncertainty. In recent years, multiple firms preparing for token launches have been forced to postpone or restructure entirely due to contradictory guidance between federal agencies and state-level regulators.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will open FY 2027 H-1B cap registration at noon ET on March 4, 2026. This year, a new weighted lottery system based on OEWS wage levels will give higher-wage positions a greater chance of selection. The online registration process and current filing fee will remain unchanged.

Business news publications highlight Stephen Brodsky joining Warshaw Burstein as a partner in the corporate and litigation practice.

Sarah A. Steckler, Chair of the Elder Law and Special Needs Planning Law Group and Co-Chair of the Senior Law Day Collaborative, will moderate a free webinar on February 18, 2026, at 10 a.m. ET.

On July 17, the firm, along with Fridman Law Firm PLLC, co-sponsored a well-attended event at Warshaw Burstein’s midtown New York office designed to offer legal guidance for founders looking to build, grow, and protect their businesses and personal wealth.

Fertility Law Group practice leader Alexis Cirel joined Katherine Miller on a new episode of Divorce Dialogues to discuss the relationship between surrogates and intended parents under the CPSA.

On this week's episode of The Title IX and Civil Rights Podcast, Title IX and College Discipline practice leader Kimberly Lau spoke about Women's History Month as well as the history, evolution, and future of Title IX.