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White Collar Enforcement Under the Biden Administration and Its Potential Impact on The Tech Industry
Fraud and Abuse Rules Part V: Easing Stark Law Compliance
Courts Continue to Diverge on How Post-Complaint Government Conduct Affects Materiality Analysis Under Escobar
Senator Grassley and Senior DOJ Official Discuss Potential False Claims Act Changes and Enforcement Priorities
PPP Fraud Is Ripe for Enforcement in 2021. Can Self-Disclosure & Cooperation Create a Path to Leniency?
Contractors May Not Always Have the Required Ethics and Compliance Programs They Think They Have – and There are Consequences
New Limits to the UK SFO’s Ability to Compel Production of Evidence from Overseas May Lead to Increase in DOJ Investigations
Fastest 5 Minutes: Suspension/Debarment, False Claims Act, and Oversight (February 19)
Whistleblower Lawsuit Against Fresenius Alleges Unlawful Arrangements with Hospitals and Nephrologists Intended to Induce Dialysis Referrals
“You Have to Come Down with a Sledgehammer, Not a Toothpick!” – Senator Grassley Previews Potential Amendments to Increase False Claims Act Enforcement and Recoveries
“Come Down with a Sledgehammer”: Sen. Grassley and Acting Civil Division Head Boynton Discuss FCA Priorities
Top 10 International Anti-Corruption Developments for January 2021
Tread Carefully: District of Utah Grants Motion For Attorneys’ Fees After Unsupported FCA Claim
Physical Therapy Practice and Owner to Pay $152,000 to Resolve FCA Claims
Analysis of the DOJ’s 2020 FCA Statistics and the Trends Therein
The Urgency of Ethics and Compliance – The Biden Administration and Enforcement
FINRA Issues Comprehensive Guidance On Compliance And Risk Monitoring
Annual Suspension and Debarment Report Serves as a Reminder to “Turn Square Corners” When Dealing with the Government
Intelligently Evolving Your Corporate Compliance Program
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