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Small businesses and multinational companies face growing legal challenges by various national and state regulatory and law enforcement agencies and consumer class action lawsuit filings.  Enforcement and litigation is intensifying. Crimes ranging from bribery and money laundering to sanctions and securities violations, Medicare fraud, workplace violations, tax fraud, and the fallout from computer crime and widespread data breaches are all drawing more media attention and litigation and regulatory activity. Additionally, many countries aggressively seek to regulate conduct beyond their borders, and cooperation and information-sharing by law enforcement and regulatory authorities around the world are growing.

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Updates on the National Law Review also extend to regulatory agencies across the globe. These include the UK Financial Conduct Authority, Autorité des Marchés Financiers in France, the Bundesbank and BaFin in Germany, and regulatory agencies in Latin America, Asia, Europe, and around the world. Visitors to the National Law Review will constantly find the latest regulatory actions, litigation related to criminal activities, which multinational corporations engage in.

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Some of the latest coverage visitors can read about on the National Law Review include SOX (Sarbanes Oxley) violations, Dodd-Frank Whistleblower decisions by SCOTUS, TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act) violations, Medicare and Medicaid Fraud litigation, and data breach cases, both pre and post-GDPR. Visitors will also find cases related to the False Claims Act, SEC violations, insider trading, and other illegal white-collar crimes, which are taking place daily, in the US and around the world.

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Recent White Collar Crime, Consumer Rights, & Civil Rights Updates

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Apr
24
2020
Virginia Employers Get Ready: New Laws Dramatically Expand Employee Protections and Employer Liability in the Commonwealth Proskauer Rose LLP
Apr
24
2020
Be Prepared for an Onslaught of Coronavirus-Related Lawsuits Norris McLaughlin P.A.
Apr
24
2020
EEOC Confirms Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Testing Does Not Violate the ADA Hunton Andrews Kurth
Apr
24
2020
Privacy, Security and Data Loss Prevention Robinson & Cole LLP
Apr
24
2020
SEC’s Suspension of 23 Companies Demonstrates That Whistleblowers Will be the Key to Holding Coronavirus Fraudsters Accountable Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto
Apr
24
2020
COVID-19 and Business Continuity in the EU Hunton Andrews Kurth
Apr
24
2020
Investors: SEC Warns to Be Aware of Uptick of Fraud in the Cannabis Industry Norris McLaughlin P.A.
Apr
24
2020
COVID-19 Update: Don’t Be a Target: What Business Should Know about State Attorney General Reactions to COVID-19 Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
Apr
24
2020
SEC Announces Largest Whistleblower Award of 2020 – Over $27 Million Jackson Lewis P.C.
Apr
24
2020
Chinese Trademark Office Warns Applicants Against Fraudulent Mail Schwegman, Lundberg & Woessner, P.A.
Apr
24
2020
EPA Announces Its Continued Efforts to Provide Critical Information on Safe Disinfectant Use During COVID-19 Crisis Bergeson & Campbell, P.C.
Apr
24
2020
California Attorney General Emphasizes CCPA Rights During COVID-19 Hunton Andrews Kurth
Apr
24
2020
Companies Scrutinized As Law Enforcement And Private Sector Team Up To Prevent COVID-19 Fraud Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Apr
24
2020
Elective and Non-Essential Medical Procedures: States React to Federal Recommendations and the Opening Up America Again Guidelines Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
Apr
24
2020
Price Gouging In The Crosshairs During COVID-19 McDermott Will & Emery
Apr
23
2020
Appellate Court Reverses $13 Million Gender Discrimination Verdict Proskauer Rose LLP
Apr
23
2020
Updated EEOC Guidance Allows Employee COVID-19 Testing Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Apr
23
2020
A Spartan Approach to Price Gouging in Michigan Proskauer Rose LLP
Apr
23
2020
ONC And CMS Delay Enforcement Dates For Certain Provisions Of The 21St Century Cures And Interoperability Final Rules, And OIG Announces Proposed Rule To Implement Information Blocking Enforcement Authority McDermott Will & Emery
Apr
23
2020
Price Gouging Takedowns – The Online Platforms Have a Say Proskauer Rose LLP
Apr
23
2020
Navient Beats the Lohman law firm Again Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
Apr
23
2020
Privacy Tip #236 – Foreign Government-Backed Phishing Attacks Pose as Fast Food Chains Robinson & Cole LLP
Apr
23
2020
Divided Supreme Court Rules that State Jury Verdicts for Serious Crimes Must Be Unanimous Proskauer Rose LLP
Apr
23
2020
San Francisco Bay Area Counties Ban Reusable Bags Due to COVID-19 Keller and Heckman LLP
Apr
23
2020
Part 1: The Cybersecurity Threat Landscape [Video] Hunton Andrews Kurth
Apr
23
2020
Have You Ever Been Given the Wrong Prescription? Stark & Stark
Apr
23
2020
“This Is a Public Health App, It’s Not a Surveillance App”: Review Finds “Nothing Particularly Disturbing” About the Federal Government’s Coronavirus Tracing App K&L Gates
Apr
23
2020
[FCRA] No Target Moving: FCRA Plaintiff Cannot Sue to Remedy Inaccurate Reporting Not Raised in Original Dispute to Reporting Agencies Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
 
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