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Och-Ziff Case Teaches Another Costly Lesson About Hiding Bad News
This week's Och-Ziff settlement is a reminder that the consequences of not disclosing what is deemed a material fact can be harsh—and very expensive.Compliance Hot Spots: To Self Report or Not? Plus, Papa John's Orders Up Big Law
Here's your weekly look at need-to-know news in the world of compliance, enforcement and government affairs.FCPA Remedies: Where Do We Stand?
International Criminal Law and Enforcement columnists Philip Patterson and Vera Kachnowski write: The end of 2017 marked both the 40th anniversary of the FCPA and a $965 million FCPA settlement with Swedish telecommunications company, Telia Company AB. As we begin the new year, FCPA watchers will be closely monitoring how remedies such as this evolve under both SEC and DOJ authority, in light of other 2017 developments.Former Och-Ziff Executive Michael Cohen Charged in Charity Fraud Scheme
The former head of the hedge fund's European office allegedly induced an unnamed charity to invest in a fund without disclosing conflicts and self-dealing.Orrick Grows Litigation Ranks by Absorbing Boutique
In all, 15 lawyers from Morvillo LLP will join the New York and Washington, D.C., offices of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe on Jan. 1, including seven partners, three counsel and five associates. For Orrick, it's the firm's largest addition of litigators in the last nine years.View more book results for the query "Och Ziff Capital Management Group"
Senior FCPA Counsel Leaves SEC to Join K&L Gates
K&L Gates has just pulled in its second top lawyer in the past year from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This time it's…Firms Grow White-Collar Ranks; Trump Eyes Paul Weiss Partner for FTC; Pro Bono Hours on the Rise
Washington Wrap is a weekly roundup of Big Law hires and other Washington, D.C., legal industry newsSenior FCPA Counsel Leaves SEC to Join K&L Gates
K&L Gates has just pulled in its second top lawyer in the past year from the SEC.SCOTUS Spurns 'Diva of the Distressed,' Google Spars Over Wage Data, and … a $600M Whistleblower?
The U.S. Supreme Court spurns the "diva of the distressed" in a dispute over the SEC's administrative law judges. Google's sparring over wage data continues. And a whistleblower in Caterpillar's tax case could stand to be very rich. This is a roundup of regulatory and compliance news from the week, featuring ALM coverage and reports from other publications.Trending Stories
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