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In a recent advisory opinion, the Department of Health and Human Services inspector general warned health care providers about entering into contracts that may generate illegal kickbacks and result in administrative penalties.

Hubei Price Bureau announced that it recently imposed a fine of 249 million RMB on FAW-Volkswagen Sales Company Ltd. and a fine of 30 million RMB on eight Hubei Audi dealers.

If I Were You, I'd Listen to this Podcast about the NAR's Antitrust Settlement and How Residential Real Estate Brokerages Should React

In this episode of "Integrity Through Compliance" hosted by Affliated Monitors, Inc., AMI's Dionne Lomax speaks with Joe Miller.

Joe Miller returns to Integrity Through Compliance. Six months into a new administration and all eyes are on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue — and on the Hill — to determine what changes president Biden may make,...

Businesses and individuals in Texas, Florida, the Southeast, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are preparing for a massive recovery and reconstruction effort in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

On June 27, 2012, a federal appeals court issued an opinion that reversed prior precedent, extended the reach of federal antitrust law to foreign commerce in certain cases, and revived a class action brought by U.S. purchasers alleging that potash producers had operated a cartel outside the United States that had influenced the price of potash in the United States.

On March 3, 2014, Gordon D. McDonald was sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment for his "central role" in bid-rigging, kickback and fraud conspiracies related to two U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Superfund sites in New Jersey.

It has been a few months since we updated on the O’Bannon antitrust case, where federal judge Claudia Wilken ruled last summer that the NCAA’s amateurism rules violated federal antitrust laws.

The government spending bill passed by Congress on December 23 includes several antitrust measures. The most notable of these makes significant changes to pre-merger notification filing fees...

New York health regulators proposed revised rules that would allow health care providers to merge or cooperate with one another.

This morning, Massachusetts woke up to what is becoming a regular occurrence: the legislature was unable to pass a bill limiting the use of non-competition agreements in the Commonwealth, although it...

President Donald Trump has indicated his intent to nominate Joe Simons, a long-time antitrust lawyer, to chair the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The President also has indicated his intent...

On March 18, President Trump informed the two Democratic members of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)—Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya—that he was terminating their membership.

On March 28, 2014, Judge Daniels of the Southern District of New York dismissed antitrust and unjust enrichment claims against over 20 banks accused of manipulating prices in the Euroyen interbank lending market by submitting false rate quotes to Yen-LIBOR and Euroyen TIBOR rate-setting organizations.

One way in which next-generation manufacturing is impacting the automotive industry is the movement toward modular architecture.

State attorneys general from multiple jurisdictions have taken significant enforcement actions targeting anticompetitive practices in the pharmaceutical and real estate sectors, while also addressing consumer protection violations in subscription services and food labeling. These coordinated efforts demonstrate the growing role of state AGs in policing market competition and protecting consumers from deceptive business practices.

Mintz Levin’s Bruce Sokler and Helen Kim have prepared an Alert that reviews the Supreme Court’s reasoning in North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners vs. FTC...