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DOJ Pursues Rare Criminal Case Against Individual Accused of Medicare Fraud
SAP to Pay $220 Million to DOJ and SEC to Resolve FCPA Charges
Criminalizing the “Quo”: the New Foreign Extortion Prevention Act Targets the Demand Side of Bribery
Delaware Healthcare Provider to Pay $42.5 Million to Settle FCA Kickback Allegations from Former CCO
Ninth Circuit Declines to Review FCA Public Disclosure Bar Ruling
What Every Multinational Company Needs to Know About…Implementing an International Compliance Program
Congress Fills Corruption Hole with Foreign Extortion Prevention Act
FAR Council Will Require Labor Agreements on Large Federal Construction Projects
California Man Sentenced to Prison, in Largest Post-9/11 GI Bill Fraud Case
Discovery Halted in Regeneron FCA Case Pending Causation Decision
Judge Divides Up Attorney Fees in $785 Million Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Qui Tam Settlement
U.S. Chamber Argues Against Qui Tam Constitutionality in Fluor FCA Suit
DOJ Argues for Chevron Deference Doctrine
DOL Sets Rule Giving Workers Option to Keep Jobs When Contracts Change Hands
Indiana Health Network to Pay $345 Million in Largest Stark Law FCA Settlement Since 2006
“Fat Leonard” Extradited from Venezuela, Faces New Charges
Europe’s Changing Corporate Corruption Legal Framework Will Affect U.S. Companies Too
Texas Man Charged in Florida for $60 Million Health Care Fraud and Kickback Scheme
Senators Challenge DOJ Over Non-Prosecution of Executives in Settlements
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