Federal “No Surprises Act” Is Now the Law
Takeaways: The No Surprises Act took effect on January 1st, closing gaps in consumer protection and banning surprise medical billing. Health care providers should implement compliance...
read moreTakeaways: The No Surprises Act took effect on January 1st, closing gaps in consumer protection and banning surprise medical billing. Health care providers should implement compliance...
read moreTakeaway: Attorneys should exercise caution when dealing with issues such as cryptocurrency and shell companies. Professionals who enable unlawful corporate activity could face harsher...
read moreTakeaway: The Biden administration has prioritized fighting corruption on a global scale, addressing it as a national security concern and focusing on accountability and financial transparency....
read moreTakeaways: Relying on old and new guidance, the Department of Justice will consider the following when addressing misconduct by corporate entities: Disclosure of ALL information about...
read moreTakeaway: In an effort to curtail corruption, President Biden’s new memorandum requires U.S. Companies to disclose their beneficial ownership to the Department of the Treasury. One...
read moreTakeaway: The U.S. Supreme Court announced that new decisions in criminal cases are never to be applied retroactively in cases not on direct review. The U.S. Supreme Court (the Court) has...
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