How to Identify “Government Officials” Under the FCPA Utilizing Compliance Training Online is Part 3 in a 3-Part FCPA Training blog series. - Who counts as a “Government Official” under the FCPA? In a law with such broad provisions, this term is...
FCPA practitioners, commentators and yes, even the FCPA Paparazzi, all spend a lot of time discussing, analyzing and posing theoretical questions related to the legal issue of who is a “foreign official” under the FCPA. The issue deserves lots of...
In this presentation: - United States v. Windsor - State Laws - Scope of Change - IRS Revenue Ruling 2013-17 - IRS FAQs - IRS Notice 2014-1 - DOL Technical Release 2013-04 - Other Health and Welfare Benefit Implications -...
Fixed-dose combination drug products are becoming increasingly important in the treatment of patients with diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and infectious disease. Within the last two decades, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved 19...
On my last trip to Las Vegas, I captured these photos at the so-called ”Ice Bar” located in the Golden Nugget in downtown Vegas (for my digital scrapbook of trademark storytelling)...... By: Winthrop & Weinstine, P.A.
As we have discussed before, whistleblower and retaliation decisions—including from the Supreme Court of the United States—have created an increasingly whistleblower-friendly body of law that unifies courts across the ideological spectrum. Bunk v....
A Cleveland woman's rejection email went viral and sparked a firestorm of rage against Kelly Blazek, the head of a popular local job bank listserv who sent the job seeker a scathing rejection letter.
Once upon a time, police officers commonly walked a beat and interacted with the community, picking up tips along the way that could help solve crimes. Today, their superiors are using social media to keep in touch with even more members of the public.
Yesterday, the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB) issued a request for comment on a supervision rule for municipal advisors, draft Rule G-44. The proposed rule contains similar concepts to Rule G-27, the MSRB’s existing supervision rule for...
