Compliance
A California Bill that went into effect July 1 forbids sellers of consumer goods to make warranties that begin any […]
The FTC’s Bureau of Competition has created its own Criminal Liaison Unit to refer potential unlawful conduct uncovered during FTC […]
The DOJ has failed to secure convictions in all four cases it has brought to trial based on theories of […]
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College effectively ends […]
In June, the SEC settled charges against Stanley Black & Decker Inc., for allegedly failing to disclose perquisites and personal […]
On June 30, the FTC unveiled a proposed rule that would “stop marketers from using illicit review and endorsement practices […]
As of 6-23, a bill banning noncompetes in New York awaits only Governor Hochul’s signature for passage. She promised to […]
Information sharing with colleagues is crucial for supporting collaboration and driving innovation in research-driven organizations. Executives, especially share lots of […]
Before 2010, the SEC’s in-house court could only hear cases that involved the subjects of its direct enforcement powers; investment […]
Companies need to review their due diligence with respect to existing customers and new business opportunities to account for sanctions, […]
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