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Corruption Due Diligence For Domestic Acquisitions

Due diligence for bribery and corruption is routine for cross-border transactions. According to a forensic accountant writing in the FCPA […]

Acting CFPB Chief Won’t Fire The Woman Who’s Suing Him

Mick Mulvaney, acting chief of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, said he won’t fire Leandra English, the deputy director who […]

Time Warner Invokes Net Neutrality Repeal To Fight Lawsuit

Charter Communications and its Time Warner Cable subsidiary are fighting a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, […]

Fraud Lawsuit Hits Equifax, On Its Home Turf

A class action alleges that fraud stemming from the Equifax breach has already begun. The lawsuit – filed in federal […]

Former Execs, Fingered By SEC, Challenge Company’s Privilege Claim

The underlying case, made in the SEC’s complaint filed early this year, “rises from the unlawful concealment of the manipulation […]

Weinstein’s Israeli Sleuths Also Do Corporate Work

Black Cube, the Israeli security firm whose work for Harvey Weinstein included investigating personal and sexual lives of some of […]

Court Oks Privilege For Non-Attorney Emails

A recent opinion from the Northern District of Illinois sided with defendant Experian, in a case where a plaintiff wanted […]

Should U.S. Companies Get On The Bribery Bandwagon?

“Every other country goes into these places, and they do what they have to do,” according to Donald Trump. Granted, […]

Chamber, Big Pharma, Take On Trial Lawyer Ads

The Chamber of Commerce, in coordination with the pharmaceutical industry, is mounting a PR and lobbying challenge against what they […]

Insider Trading Goes Cyber

The old paradigm involving real insiders, or their lawyers and accountants, is yesterday’s news. Technically proficient operators are now getting […]

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