Regulations

Accounting Flaws Now Prime Target In Securities Class Actions

For the third straight year, there has been an increase in the number of securities class actions filings with accounting-related […]

It’s based on a 45-year old Fifth Circuit precedent – Garner v. Wolfinbarger – a precedent that’s alive and well […]

A labor relations audit by an outside party can reveal what employees really think when they have no fear of […]

A white collar alert from Miller & Chevalier looks at significant cases and government investigations that directly affected executives in […]

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a 154-year old requirement that lawyers practicing in the state of New York […]

The recent settlement of class action litigation targeting Uber will, if it gets court approval, cost the company as much as $100 million, but it…

The asset advisor industry isn’t happy with the Department of Labor’s recently issued final rule on when a party will […]

Major telecom companies last year appealed the FCC’s net neutrality rules, which placed unprecedented rules on Internet providers. The result […]

The right to workplace-related “concerted action,” as enshrined in the National Labor Relations Act, is being broadly interpreted by the […]

In its first ever transparency report, car-sharing service Uber revealed that between July and December 2015, it provided information on […]