Jason Bishara

Could climate related “public nuisance” litigation make a comeback? insurancejournal.com/news/national/…

Are simpler public company disclosures on the horizon? In a recent speech, SEC Chair Paul Atkins outlined ideas aimed at modernizing the U.S. disclosure regime and reshaping aspects of securities litigation. dandodiary.com/2026/02/articl…

U.S. IPO activity may be poised for a major rebound in 2026. reuters.com/business/us-ip…

Securities class action filings declined in 2025, but the size of those cases grew significantly. cornerstone.com/insights/press…

Will AI related securities litigation accelerate in 2026? Early signs suggest it may. dandodiary.com/2026/01/articl…

Companies often highlight AI as a competitive advantage, especially when investor interest in AI driven businesses is strong. corporatecomplianceinsights.com/rising-tide-ai…

ESG expectations continue to shift as regulatory pressure, disclosure obligations, and corporate messaging evolve in 2026. esgdive.com/news/esg-trend…

AI moves fast, intensifying opportunity and exposure at the same time. That dynamic is becoming increasingly clear at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity. fastcompany.com/91473500/ai-an…

The NSI Group will be attending the National Investment Banking Association (NIBA) Conference in Fort Lauderdale on March 11–12.

Does your D&O insurance policy fully account for AI risk? insurancebusinessmag.com/us/news/cyber/…

Disruptive events continue to shape the securities litigation landscape, especially when they trigger sharp share price declines. news.bloomberglaw.com/legal-exchange…

Will the AI market keep accelerating in 2026? New data suggests the momentum is still building. cfodive.com/news/generativ…

A recent regulatory round-up from Chainalysis takes a global look at how digital asset policy shifted over the past year, from stablecoin frameworks and tokenization to increased scrutiny around AML and much more. Full piece chainalysis.com/blog/2025-cryp…

Who holds the balance of power in corporate governance in 2026? A recent article by Ross Kerber in Carrier Management examines how policy shifts under the SEC’s current leadership are moving influence from investors back to corporate boards. lnkd.in/g9AGJh9A

The crypto treasury conversation has shifted from "Should we?" to "How do we do this responsibly?" I'm grateful to Arun Shakyawar and the team at @AlexaBlockchain for the opportunity to share perspectives on what boards should actually focus on. alexablockchain.com/is-trump-good-…

A recent regulatory round-up from Chainalysis takes a global look at how digital asset policy shifted over the past year, from stablecoin frameworks and tokenization to increased scrutiny around AML, cyber resilience, and governance expectations. lnkd.in/epDT8A56

What happens when companies try to evade tariffs—and what does that mean for D&O risk? Kevin LaCroix in The D&O Diary breaks down a recent criminal tariff-evasion case and what it signals about tougher enforcement ahead. Full article: lnkd.in/eacK_CYy

Proud to be featured in the @Forbes CEO Newsletter. Thank you to Megan Poinski and the Forbes team for including my perspective. Full article: lnkd.in/e9B-4E3D

In my latest article, I take a closer look at how microcap scalping campaigns are becoming more aggressive, more sophisticated, and more difficult to trace. linkedin.com/pulse/could-yo…

Last week at the DealFlow Events Discovery Conference in Atlantic City, I joined a panel on The Future of Raising Capital, Tokenization, Digital Assets, and New Market Structures.