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The Justice Department has reached a settlement with eBay Inc. that will prevent the company from entering into “handshake” non-hiring […]
Websites, mobile apps and point-of-sale devices, like debit card readers, have become the subject of ADA claims, and the Department […]
Qualcomm received notice from the SEC on March 13 that it recommends an enforcement action against the company for bribery […]
In the last three years, appeals court judges sat on cases in which they had a financial conflict of interest, […]
In a first for the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, it has recognized telecommuting as a reasonable option for an […]
Lingering concerns about the privacy of children proved to be an insurmountable obstacle for lavishly endowed education startup, inBloom. The […]
Using company compliance personnel for an internal investigation could mean sacrificing the attorney-client privilege that would be allowed by using an outside law firm, according to a recent ruling from the D.C. Circuit Court.
A memo from the NLRB’s general counsel highlight a few major issues the board is looking to focus on, which may mean dramatic changes are on the horizon for employers.
Companies should reallocate their compliance programs to make sure resources and attention are devoted to serious risks – such as unauthorized payments to foreign officials – and not payments for gifts, meals and entertainment, Michael Volkov of the Volkov Group Law Firm suggests.
The SEC announced it will examine cybersecurity preparedness at dozens of broker-dealers and investment advisors. The announcement, in the form […]
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