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Telia Company AB and Its Uzbek Subsidiary Enter Into a Global Foreign Bribery Resolution of More Than $965 Million for Corrupt Payments in Uzbekistan
Fourth Circuit Affirms First-to-File Rule Bars Complaint Even After Earlier-Filed Actions Dismissed; United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit No. No. 16-1262, United States ex rel. Benjamin Carter v. Halliburton Co.
Back to Basics with the Original Source: Pre-ACA Public Disclosure Bar
PAE to Pay $5 Million In False Claims Act Settlement
False Claims Act Relators Be Warned: Rule 54’s Taxable Costs Award Lies Ahead for the Overeager Relator
Hey, Declinations WITHOUT Disgorgement are Still Popular Too
EEO-1 Reporting Requirement Won’t Take Effect
Now There’s a Scoreboard of Odebrecht Bribes
Practice Note: Dealing with Allegations of Gross Human Rights Abuse
U.S. Commitment to Enforcing the FCPA – A Discussion with Philip Urofsky
Diwali: An Opportune Time for an Anti-Corruption Compliance Reminder
Karen E. Woody: Declinations with Disgorgement Make Me Queasy. Here’s Why
Federal Ethics Process Needs to Be Clear and Transparent
Equifax Breach a Reminder That Cybersecurity Whistleblowers Have Protections
Proving SOX Whistleblower Retaliation
Government Contractor and CEO Settle Civil Fraud Allegations
Dorsey Anti-Corruption Digest – September 2017
Open Season for FCA Relators? Ninth Circuit Finds Falsity in Gilead Case Despite Possible Discrepancy with Sister Court
DAG Rosenstein: Changes Coming ‘in the Near Future’ to Yates Memo
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