Compliance

Feds: AT&T Overcharged Schools 400 Percent

The Federal Communication Commission has issued AT&T a “Notice of Apparent Liability” (NAL), alleging that the company overcharged two Florida […]

The Illinois attorney general has filed a putative class action against Jimmy John’s, claiming the restaurant chain requires low-wage workers […]

A federal judge will not suppress conversations recorded by the FBI without a warrant on secret devices outside two California […]

A Turkish gold trader accused of money laundering and violating Iran sanctions has assembled a “dream team” of 15 defense […]

Trade associations representing U.S. internet service providers are suing to overturn a federal appeals court ruling that upheld the FCC’s […]

For corporate defendants, there is nothing fair about the Fair Credit Reporting Act, at least in the way it’s currently […]

An appeals court this week ruled that employers may legally fire workers based on sexual orientation. A three-judge panel of […]

MIT Tech security researcher Ryan Shapiro claims the FBI routinely runs Freedom of Information requests through an ancient search system, […]

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling, reversing the public corruption charges against former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell, should not allow two […]

California Governor Jerry Brown has signed a law that will regulate “ghost guns,” a term that refers to homemade firearms […]