Compliance

Roy Moore Case Said To Shake Up US Defamation Law

Roy Moore is the former Chief Justice of Alabama’s Supreme Court, and twice an unsuccessful candidate for the U.S. Senate. […]

On Sept. 29, Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen released a statement after the announcement of a new rule […]

Exterro recently hosted a series of webinars titled The Future of Privacy. Some predictions: Privacy laws are evolving toward widely […]

A judge in the Northern District of Georgia has ruled against plaintiffs in a putative class action that alleged Home […]

A post from Politico makes a case that the current ethical rules for the U.S. Supreme Court are woefully deficient, […]

An AI Liability Directive recently published by the European Commission would make it easier for consumers to make damage claims […]

Workers’ comp claims involving bodily injury by current Medicare beneficiaries are subject to the $1,000 per day civil monetary reporting […]

Thirty-five years after Congress ushered in the modern era of False Claims Act (FCA) enforcement with statutory amendments, the FCA […]

A recently passed California law will dramatically expand a company’s obligations with regard to any of its online presence that […]

Banks are aggressively entering into partnerships with so called “fintech” firms, and regulators are taking note, says an article in […]