This article analyzes the case of a football league chief executive who kept his job following the media leak of some controversial personal emails sent from his work computer.

The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) recently noticed a comment period for the latest iteration of the proposed changes to the Virginia Stormwater Management Program Permit Regulations (4 VAC 50-60-10 through 159).

The Uniform Trust Code (UTC) has been enacted in 21 states and the District of Columbia, and has recently been introduced in New Jersey.

The 2011 Budget has announced that non-domiciled individuals who want to use the remittance basis of taxation will face a flat rate charge of £50,000 when they have been UK resident for 12 or more tax years.

As a member of the European Union, Belgium follows EU regulation of exports.

In order to pressure Facebook to comply with the recommendation, the Belgian Data Protection Authority filed a lawsuit that will be heard in a Brussels court this June 18.

This month, the Consumer Product Safety Commission is introducing a new template for companies reporting the monthly progress of recalls.

The final Section 162(m) regulations issued by the IRS last week have a small but welcome surprise for companies that have recently become public.

The GRCI Resource Guide (sixth edition) is a quick reference tool for in-house attorneys, compliance officials and executives affiliated with our top clients and friends.

McGuireWoods partner George Terwilliger's National Law Journal column this month provides sound insight into what corporate counsel and officers should know about federal investigations.

Shareholders are increasingly raising social and environmental issues in meetings.

In this April 21 article they wrote for IFLR, partner Marc Isaacs and associate Alan Holliday discuss the alternative credit providers that are rising to fill the market gap created by the retrenchment of traditional banks.

Law360 published an article co-authored by Charlotte associates Jodie Lawson and Jordan Sykes titled "Consent Order Shows More CFPB Interest in Student Loans," in its Sept. 2 edition.

For this episode of Health+Tech, join Lauren Riplinger, vice president of policy and government affairs at AHIMA, and McGuireWoods healthcare partner Janice Suchyta, who co-leads the firm's digital health group.

For the many investors who remain interested in dental practice management (DPM) businesses, we are sharing here a white paper authored by myself and our McGuireWoods colleagues Holly Carnell and Amanda Enyeart titled "7 Key Lessons for Dental Practice Management Companies from Corporate Integrity Agreements."

The piece was the top offering Monday in the "Expert Analysis" column on Law360-White Collar.

Titled "Attacking Disproportionate Discovery With New Rule 26(b)," this Nov. 4 Law360 article by McGuireWoods lawyer David Leishman discusses the newly revised "proportionality" limit to the scope of discovery.

In an article published in the L'Echo on September 16, 2015, Brussels partner Paul Van den Bulck discusses the conclusion of the Umbrella Agreement on data Transfers between the EU and U.S.

This article discusses the potential effects of smart meter technology on consumer data privacy and addresses related compliance and security issues.

As described in more detail in McGuireWoods' June 20, 2023, alert, Fairfax County, Virginia, continues to propose major changes to its sign approval process...