Mathilde Vermain

Mathilde Vermain

HR Advisor
Mathilde Vermain specializes in providing legal solutions tailored to HR. She offers guidance on legal issues related to recruitment, employee relations, and workforce management. Mathilde’s combination of HR and legal expertise enables her to tailor solutions that address compliance requirements while supporting business objectives.
Astroturf Campaign Uses Influencers to Attack AI Bill
Tech & Intellectual Property Astroturf Campaign Uses Influencers to Attack AI Bill

A wave of suspiciously uniform social media posts from prominent online personalities signals a new and covert front in the legislative war over the future of artificial intelligence regulation. What at first glance appears to be a groundswell of popular discontent is increasingly being identified

Is This Tether's Bid for U.S. Stablecoin Supremacy?
Corporate & Financial Law Is This Tether's Bid for U.S. Stablecoin Supremacy?

In the annals of digital finance, few events have been as deliberately engineered to reshape an entire market as Tether's calculated introduction of its USAT stablecoin in late 2024. The move was not merely the launch of another digital dollar; it was a preemptive strike, a purpose-built vessel

Five Below's Dupe Economy Faces Mounting IP Lawsuits
Tech & Intellectual Property Five Below's Dupe Economy Faces Mounting IP Lawsuits

The dizzying speed at which a viral social media trend transforms into a tangible product on a Five Below shelf is the engine of a multi-billion-dollar retail phenomenon, but that engine is now sputtering under the weight of mounting intellectual property lawsuits. The value retailer's success,

Employers Must Navigate 48 HR Law Changes in 2026
Corporate & Financial Law Employers Must Navigate 48 HR Law Changes in 2026

The challenge of maintaining human resources compliance for a multistate employer has evolved from a complex puzzle into a high-stakes balancing act on a constantly shifting legislative foundation. For leadership teams and HR professionals, the year has ushered in an unprecedented wave of 48

Trump Plan Targets AI to Lower Surging Power Costs
Regulatory & Administrative Law Trump Plan Targets AI to Lower Surging Power Costs

The silent hum of servers powering the artificial intelligence revolution has grown into a roar on the monthly utility bills of millions of Americans, creating a political firestorm that the Trump administration is now attempting to quell with a bold and controversial market intervention. This

Legal AI Software – Review
Tech & Intellectual Property Legal AI Software – Review

The once-staid corridors of Canadian law are now echoing with the hum of algorithms, as the emergence of Artificial Intelligence represents a significant and irreversible advancement in the legal sector. This review will explore the evolution of this technology, its key features, performance

State AGs Unite Against Federal AI Preemption
Tech & Intellectual Property State AGs Unite Against Federal AI Preemption

A rare and powerful bipartisan consensus has emerged from the nation's statehouses, uniting attorneys general from across the political spectrum against a federal proposal to override their authority in the rapidly evolving domain of artificial intelligence regulation. This development marks a

Canadian Solar Wins Patent Dispute Against Maxeon
Tech & Intellectual Property Canadian Solar Wins Patent Dispute Against Maxeon

The race toward a sustainable energy future is not just being fought in research labs and on manufacturing floors, but with increasing intensity in the courtrooms and patent offices that govern global commerce. A recent landmark decision in a high-stakes intellectual property battle between two

Are You Ready for Nigeria’s New Data Protection Fines?
Tech & Intellectual Property Are You Ready for Nigeria’s New Data Protection Fines?

The silent compliance grace period for data protection in Nigeria has officially ended, replaced by a new era of aggressive enforcement that carries financial penalties substantial enough to alter a company's bottom line. For businesses operating in the nation's burgeoning digital economy, the

New Law Offers Tax Relief for Disaster Victims
Regulatory & Administrative Law New Law Offers Tax Relief for Disaster Victims

In the chaotic aftermath of a federally declared natural disaster, survivors grappling with the loss of homes and livelihoods have historically faced an additional, unforeseen adversary in the form of rigid and confusing federal tax deadlines that failed to account for their dire circumstances. A

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