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White-Collar Enforcement: Predictions for 2022
Find out which industries can expect increased scrutiny, especially in South Florida, and how to prepare.
Greenberg Traurig Adds 5 in DC From Multiple Big Law Competitors
The firm said it expects growth areas this year to be in government contracts, energy and real estate.
Combined, Brownstein and Akin Gump Brought In $110M in DC Lobbying Revenue in 2021
Build Back Better, a massive infrastructure bill and COVID relief created a frenetic pace in Washington unlike anything firms have seen before.
As Omicron Rages, DOC Commissioner Pleads for the Reduction of City Jail Population
The COVID-19 positivity rate inside Rikers Island and other city jails has leaped from 1% to 17% in just 10 days, said Commissioner Vincent Schiraldi. He advocated for supervised release of inmates in more cases, possible modifications to sentence lengths, and requests for compassionate release of inmates.
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PruittHealth Settles With Feds for $4.2M Over Alleged False Claims Act Violations
According to a news release, the federal government believes that from Jan. 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012, Pruitt "knowingly submitted claims to Medicare and Medicaid for home health services that were not eligible for reimbursement."
Georgia Takes on Biden: State Challenges Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Push
"I think a lot of these lawsuits are a little bit of political theater," said health care litigator Sandra Cianflone of Hall Booth Smith in Atlanta. "I think that's just the time that we're in right now."
Morgan Lewis Ex-Partner Reports Income, Clients as Part of Biden Administration Nomination
Susan Harthill, a prominent employment law attorney, will serve as a commissioner on the board reviewing disputes between employers and OSHA.
Black Lawmakers Hear Proposals for Next Round of Criminal Justice Reform at Annual Conference
Fulton County Solicitor General Keith Gammage joined officials from the Southern Center for Human Rights and Southern Poverty Law Center to explore ways to maintain momentum for criminal justice reform gained through passage of the hate crimes bill and citizen's arrest repeal.
Biden's Georgia Judicial Noms Have Legal Defense Backgrounds
The latest slate of nominees puts Biden up to 53 announced selections for the federal judiciary. The Senate has confirmed 14 of his judges so far.TRENDING STORIES
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