Compliance

Attorney-Client Privilege Upheld In District Court

In a powerful affirmation of attorney-client privilege, a federal district court in Georgia has dismissed a legal malpractice claim against […]

New UK Supply Chain Law Will Hit Companies Worldwide

The U.K. Modern Slavery Act of 2015, which is expected to go into effect this fall, differs from the California law in some important respects.

Delaware Law Invalidates Fee-Shifting

Delaware has passed a law that invalidates fee-shifting provisions in connection with internal corporate claims for corporations chartered in the […]

Clawback Under Dodd-Frank on SEC Agenda

The SEC will consider new compensation clawback rules, possibly looking to new rules published recently by the Bank of England […]

FTC Clarifies Its Data Security Requirements

The Federal Trade Commission is making a concerted effort to clarify what it expects from companies with regard to security […]

Unlikely Tech Model For U.S: Estonia

Estonia is among the so-called “D5″ or most digital-friendly governments, which also includes South Korea, the U.K., Israel and New Zealand.

Airlines Investigated For Collusion, Fare-Hiking

The Justice Department has begun an anti-trust investigation into several U.S. airlines, examining whether they colluded to control the number […]

Whistleblower Takes Files, Charged With Theft

The woman had filed discrimination and retaliation claims against her employer and maintained she took the files, which included confidential student records, to support her claims.

ICANN Says It Can’t Be Internet Cop

Allen R. Grogan,, the chief contract compliance officer for ICANN ((the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) says the […]

Another FCPA Defendant Walks After Trial

The chief of the Department of Justice FCPA unit has said pursuing individual defendants is now a priority, but the […]

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