The Supreme Court said yes but with limits. Disgorgement is permissible but only if it complies with the traditional definition of equitable relief and not penalty. In an 8-1 vote, the...
read moreOn May 6, 2020 the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) released the long-awaited final Title IX regulations. The Final Regulations provide specific guidance to colleges and universities on how they...
read moreOn Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed the convictions of two of the principles of the scheme to exact political revenge by altering the traffic patterns at the entrance of the George...
read moreA laboratory sales representative, who had pleaded guilty to using a sham charity to direct unnecessary genetic testing to laboratories in exchange for kickbacks, has lost his bid in the Third...
read moreUnfortunately fraud, waste, abuse, and of course, criminal activity do not take a vacation during a pandemic. In fact, targets and methods of fraudsters can and will evolve much like a...
read moreTwo and a half years ago, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court created a task force to perform a comprehensive review of investigating grand juries and last Friday, that report was finally released....
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