Selasa, 03 Maret 2020

Google Alert - White Collar Crime

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White Collar Crime
Daily update March 4, 2020
NEWS
The percentage white collar crime in the private sector has declined to levels last seen in 2011. But it's not all good news.
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Interestingly, companies also took note of the increased enforcement activity in the white-collar crime space and there was an uptick in the internal ...
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Mr. Rees is a highly experienced white collar crime and regulatory barrister who was appointed Queen's Counsel in 2003. His practice covers ...
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Brandy Okey, 40, of Broken Arrow, admitted to wire fraud and signing a ... stolen money, hold accountable wrongdoers, and deter white collar crime." ...
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Long told Law360 on Tuesday that trends in white collar enforcement often ... He cited as an example theories of honest services fraud and insider ...
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Many companies haven't updated their data breach plans since developing them, report a lack of adequate employee training on data protection, and ...
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US law firm Buckley LLP has strengthened its disputes and white-collar crime investigations teams in New York by recruiting a former US attorney ...
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... trial attorney Ron Gainor, a former Miami federal prosecutor who has been practicing white-collar crime and high-profile trial defense for 30 years.
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... and LexisNexis, joining Law.com in May 2018. He covers a variety of City and international law firms as well as disputes and white collar crime.
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Goodreads calls it "a captivating novel of money, beauty, white-collar crime, ghosts, and moral compromise in which a woman disappears from a ...
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WEB
Corporate and White-Collar Prosecutions At All-Time Lows
Prosecutors chiefly pursue individuals when prosecuting white-collar crimes. Corporations and other business organizations are rarely prosecuted.
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