Regulations

Paparazzi Photos Worth Protecting As Free Speech?

A new California law could mean jail time for paparazzi snapping pictures of celebrity children. But the California Newspaper Publishers […]

Under increasingly targeted investigations by the Justice Department and the SEC, it’s only a matter of time before the field […]

With more than 70 percent of people in the U.S. using social media, sites like Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace are […]

Seeing the inspection warrant is an employer right, but Epstein Becker Green attorney Eric J. Conn says it’s usually better […]

Complex coverage issues arise after the Boston Marathon bombings.

In a case that could establish important groundrules for future application of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, oral arguments began […]

Another warning about tough enforcement from the SEC chief; a Transparency International report that says the United States, by way […]

Would contractors be legally empowered to stop work? To halt payments to subcontractors? Should they? A client advisory from McKenna […]

The chair of the SEC made clear that she is not in favor of disclosure requirements that Congress mandated in […]

Preparations for the 2014 proxy and annual reporting season should already be underway, says Mayer Brown attorney Laura D. Richman, […]