Compliance

First Labor Market Antitrust Trial Begins

Monday, March 28, marks the beginning of the first-ever federal labor market antitrust case, U.S. v. DaVita et al. The […]

Reps & Warranty Insurance Market Feeling Heat From The Ukraine War

Companies that have a deal at the underwriting stage, or expect to soon, are likely to face extensive questioning from […]

2022 Anti-Bribery and Corruption Enforcement Outlook

In 2021, the Biden administration laid the foundation for its anti-corruption strategy. This coincided with similar initiatives announced by foreign […]

SEC’s Proposed Amendments to Insider Trading Rules

Whether your company is public or private, if it issues securities, then Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act applies […]

Cosmetics Industry Advised To Brace For PFAS Lawsuits

The most recent in a wave of PFAS lawsuits targeting cosmetics companies was filed against L’Oreal. It was the fourth PFAS filing against a major cosmetics company in less than three months.

Don’t Become a Money Laundry For the Oligarchs

Economic sanctions have become the go-to tactic to counter military aggression and terrorism since 9/11, but nothing of the scope […]

Spirit and Frontier Merger Valued at $6.6 Billion

Ultra-low-cost carriers Spirit Airlines Inc. and Frontier Airlines will merge in a deal valued at $6.6 billion. The merger will […]

The SEC’s Proposed New Cybersecurity Rules

The proposed rules address cybersecurity practices at investment advisers and investment companies, including mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and business development […]

Risk and Compliance In M&A

When a company is entering into possible merger or acquisition, a risk and compliance team should have a seat at […]

DOJ Allows a U.S. Company To Bribe a Foreign Official

The DOJ has issued an Opinion Procedure Release that lets an unnamed U.S. company off the hook for paying a bribe to […]

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