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GRIP Extra: SEC Commissioner cautions against rapid deregulation, Greenpeace held liable for $650m
Other news includes the SEC ceasing its defenses of its climate disclosure rule, Fidelity launching its own stablecoin, and UBS limiting its size to skirt capital requirements.
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DOJ Public Integrity Section’s employee count slashed, remit changed
Prosecutors in unit told to take details to other positions within DOJ, current cases to be reassigned to US attorneys’ offices around the country.
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GRIP Q&A: FTC and DOJ sticks with 2023 merger guidelines
Michelle Mantine and Courtney Bedell Averbach analyze what this means for businesses and assess potential antitrust regulation developments under President Trump.
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FCPA trial almost started, but DOJ’s suspension of new FCPA cases lingers
The FCPA enforcement action against Cognizant is going forward despite President Trump’s Executive Order.
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DOJ fines healthcare services contractor $11m over false cybersecurity claims
Sensitive information about healthcare for US service members said to have been compromised.
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False Claims Act claims resolved by St Vincents Catholic Medical Centers of NY
The DOJ noted in its press release that this resolution illustrates the government’s emphasis on combating healthcare fraud, particularly through the use of the FCA.
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OPINION: FCPA ‘pause’ is a self-inflicted setback that undermines US competitiveness
Pat Poitevin explores the real-world consequences of pausing the FCPA.
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Trump halts enforcement of FCPA, directs AG Bondi to revise guidance
The anti-bribery law has undergirded landmark DOJ cases, including one against Goldman Sachs for over $2.9 billion in penalties in 2020.