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OECD Working Group on Bribery Issues Report Commending United States for Maintaining Leading Role in the Fight Against Transnational Corruption
Envisioning Your Compliance Training Program
DOJ Hits Beam Suntory with FCPA Settlement for $19.5 Million (Part I of II)
Eranga Cardiology To Pay $500,000 To Resolve Health Care Fraud Allegations
The UK Serious Fraud Office Internal Guidance on Deferred Prosecution Agreements
Spanish Translation of Updated DOJ Guidance for Evaluating Compliance Programs
What Might The BA And Marriott Fines Tell Us About The ICO’s Approach To Penalties?
Former Employee Sues AIRBUS under FCA
Justice Department’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force Caps Off Successful Inaugural Year by Adding Eleven New National Partners
Recent FCPA Developments for Latin America
Five Things to Know about Executive Compensation Clawbacks in FCPA Cases
The Future of Compliance Training
The Long Path to a Whistleblower Recovery: Former CCO Vindicated by Merit Medical Systems False Claims Act Settlement (Part II of II)
Court Finds No Definitive Guidance on Whether Drug Discounts Must be Aggregated to Define Government’s Best Price; United States District Court for the District of Maryland No. ELH-14-2535, U.S. ex rel. Deborah Sheldon v. Forest Laboratories LLC, et al.
What Qualifies as a “False” Claim? Supreme Court May Clarify
OFCCP Final Rule For Procedures to Resolve Potential Employment Discrimination Published
Ain’t No Sunshine When the Government Comes: The DOJ and OIG Enforce the Sunshine Act
OFCCP Seeks to Provide Certainty to Contractors By Issuing Final Rule on Compliance Evaluation Procedures
Merit Medical Systems Settles False Claims Act Case for $18 Million (Part I of II)
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