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Appeals Court Overturns Major Insider Trading Convictions

In throwing out the U.S. government’s insider trading lawsuit against two former hedge fund traders, a three-judge panel for the […]

Court Sides With Plaintiff, Binds Fed Agency To Its Agreement

If a company garners regulatory approval from a government agency, do the conditions embodied in the instrument rise to the […]

Times Exposé: State AGs In Bed With Energy Industry

Major energy companies are financing state attorney general campaigns, teaming up with states AGs to mount lawsuits targeting federal regulations […]

Perils Of Due Diligence In China

A post from the Squire Patton Boggs Anticorruption Blog looks at the case of  Peter William Humphrey, a British citizen, […]

Agencies Sleuths Looking For Code Words In Job Ads

A post from  Fox Rothschild attorneys reports that the New York City Commission on Human Rights is scrutinizing Craigslist, on […]

Driver Hits Uber With FCRA Class Action Claim

An driver with ride-sharing service Uber has filed a class action against the company, claiming he was instead fired because […]

Nail Guns Are Number Two

After ladders, nail guns are the second most dangerous piece of construction equipment, according to The Laborers’ Health and Safety […]

Cross-Border Investigations “Past The Tipping Point”

Cooperation in cross-border investigations has transformed the international business landscape, giving rise to a more problematic business environment and problems […]

French CEOs March In Protest

French executives are staging a week-long protest against government regulations and taxes they say are hindering business. French president Francois […]

Steve Jobs’ Emails Live On As Evidence

In two pending trials, evidence provided by Steve Jobs will play an important role, writes Brian X. Chen in the […]

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