The Legal Intelligencer
...a difference in federal and state grand jury practice, so make that selection accordingly. An experienced white-collar attorney will know what questions to ask...
...Hamel is co-chair of the firm's SEC and white-collar defense practice, and Garinther leads the firm's litigation division. Weitsen practices...
...million in penalties to resolve claims that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). "Ralph Lauren Corporation did all of the...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...a former U.S. magistrate judge, concentrates his practice on alternative dispute resolution, as well as white-collar criminal defense, internal investigations and commercial litigation...
...meeting, Baer announced a significant policy change and revised the division's practice of publicly identifying individuals who are carved out of corporate plea agreements...
The Securities and Exchange Commission's Report of Investigation (Release No. 69279, April 2, 2013) into the posting by Netflix Inc.'s CEO of a significant company milestone on his personal Facebook
... The co-chairman of Dechert's real estate finance practice was admittedly skeptical walking into one of the many project management training...
...in the United States and abroad suggest that two-thirds of departing white-collar employees leave with proprietary data. Few of them are prosecuted. When...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
The Barristers' Association of Philadelphia, through its 2011 launch of the "Bar Buddies" mentorship program, seeks to continue the venerable legacy of the Liacouras Committee by supporting ethnicall
...is a partner in the firm's government investigations and white-collar crime practice. Events Judge...
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