Tag: DOJ

Attorneys from Reed Smith discuss the uptick in insurance coverage for False Claims Act litigation and the impact of a ...

The DOJ doesn’t take kindly to recidivism. Jeff Kaplan and Rebecca Walker discuss the importance of a “lessons learned” approach ...

Miller & Chevalier’s James Tillen, Ann Sultan and Brittany Neihardt discuss the effect the DOJ’s revised guidance will have on ...

Changes are on the horizon for FCPA prosecutions. Nicole Sprinzen and Kara Kapp of Cozen O’Connor offer guidance to help ...

Passage of the CARES Act means that $2 trillion in federal loans and grants is being issued. Federal funds come ...

Jay Rosen explores proactive monitoring, which demonstrates the benefits of using a third party to fulfill the compliance mandates laid ...

The DOJ has issued revisions to its Guidance on evaluating corporate compliance programs while corporations are responding to unprecedented disruption ...

It took a while, but the U.S. Department of Justice is getting ever smarter about analyzing compliance programs. Compliance Systems ...

COVID-19 is creating a gray area between legitimate collaboration and anticompetitive collusion. (Not all information exchanges point to price-fixing.) Morrison ...

The DOJ recently released its annual report on False Claims Act enforcement, and FCA enforcement shows no signs of slowing. ...

Employers, staffers, and recruiters should be cautious of antitrust enforcement during COVID-19. The FTC and DOJ recently announced a concerted ...

Morrison & Foerster’s James Koukios and Amanda Aikman examine 10 ways in which the anti-corruption compliance landscape changed dramatically in ...