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White House Executive Order Tracker

Gibson Dunn understands that the flurry of executive orders and other announcements from the White House during President Trump’s opening days is difficult to follow. To assist, we have taken on the assignment of cataloging and digesting each order as it is announced.

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Today’s Compensation Decisions, Future Lost Deductions: Planning for the Expansion of Section 162(m)’s $1 Million Compensation Deduction Limitation

Recently proposed regulations provide that, for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2026, the definition of “covered employees” will be expanded to include a company’s next five highest compensated employees for each taxable year in addition to those employees that already fall into such definition, regardless of whether they are officers of the company.

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The Unique Skills of the Appellate Litigator

Seth Rokosky is the author of “The Unique Skills of the Appellate Litigator” [PDF] publsihed by the New York State Bar Association’s NYLitigator in its December 2024 issue. 

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CTA Update: Supreme Court Ruling Means That Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting May Soon Resume

The U.S. Supreme Court has stayed a recent district court order that preliminarily enjoined enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).  While a separate district court ruling staying the effectiveness of the CTA’s beneficial ownership interest reporting rule (Reporting Rule) nationwide remains in effect, that stay could soon be lifted to conform with the Supreme Court’s decision.

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Trump 2.0 on Energy: Ten Items to Watch

With President Trump signing twenty-six executive orders (“EOs”) on day one of his second term, several focusing squarely on the domestic energy sector and many more focusing on areas such as the environment and trade that will significantly impact domestic energy production, the U.S. energy industry is busy untangling what the second Trump presidency will mean for it.