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Are US Lawyers a Weak Link in the Fight Against Money Laundering?
Earlier this month, for the first time in 10 years, an intergovernmental organization called the Financial Action Task Force graded the United States on its efforts to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. The group, which includes government representatives from more than 30 countries, gave the U.S. the lowest possible score in five of the 51 categories it uses to judge countries' efforts.Are US Lawyers a Weak Link in the Fight Against Money Laundering?
The United States trails other nations when it comes to attorneys' anti-money laundering requirements.Are US Lawyers a Weak Link in the Fight Against Money Laundering?
The United States trails other nations when it comes to attorneys' anti-money laundering requirements.Deal Watch: Boeing, Beer and Big Media
Boeing used its in-house lawyers to clinch a $16.6 billion deal with Iran Air, as Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox seeks to consolidate its control over European broadcaster Sky, while Anheuser-Busch InBev unloads five beer brands in an effort to close on its acquisition of SABMiller.Former senior partner Kon resigns from KWM Europe as firms circle
King & Wood Mallesons' (KWM) former Europe and Middle East (EUME) senior partner Stephen Kon has resigned, as multiple firms circle various parts of the embattled business.New London Manufacturer Agrees to Pay $1M in Water Pollution Case
A New London-based manufacturing company has entered into a "deferred prosecution" agreement with federal officials and has agreed to pay $1 million for years of discharging industrial wastewater from its plant into a public sewage system without a permit in violation of the Clean Water Act.'Big Short' Investment Advisor Can't Bypass SEC Trial
An investment advisor's claim that the Securities and Exchange Commission improperly chose to pursue him in an in-house administrative proceeding rather than in federal court was dismissed Friday by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.Elite Law Firms Increasingly Suing Clients to Collect Fees
In an era when demand for legal services is softening, the country's largest firms are increasingly going to courts and arbitration against their former clients to collect fees in what consultants say is the "new normal."Trending Stories
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