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Bridget Rohde discusses corporate criminal liability for the actions of employees and how companies can protect themselves.

Mintz Levin’s Health Care Enforcement Defense Practice, on the whistleblower’s role in health care fraud enforcement and strategies for avoiding qui tam suits.

In a recent American Law Journal article, "When Hiding Assets Doesn't Work: How Mintz Levin Recovered $20M for Cheated Client," Daniel Pascucci and Joe Dunn detail the extensive efforts...

My colleague Patty Moran authored an article recently published in Bloomberg BNA about the Affordable Care Act’s employer shared responsibility rules that took effect this month.

Mintz Levin Benefits attorney Patricia Moran recently published an article in SHRM describing the cybersecurity risks involved with 401(k) Plan sponsorship

Today's news about Twitter's sale and the tidying up of its executive suite highlights a little-discussed and poorly understood compensation practice: the retention bonus.

Jen Rubin and Rich Kelly co-authored an article recently published in Corporate Board Member magazine in which they outline principles and proven techniques to help board members navigate a fast-moving CEO termination.

In this volume, we have collected the 52 weekly blog posts that comprise the series entitled, The Affordable Care Act—Countdown to Compliance for Employers.

Our colleague, Alden Bianchi, recently co-authored an article in American Staffing Association Magazine entitled ACA Update: Who Will Staffing Firms Have to Cover Starting Jan. 1, 2015?

The Obama administration recently announced a one-year delay in employer shared responsibility rules under the Affordable Care Act.

This most recent version has been revised to include, among other things, the Connector’s emergency cafeteria plan rule and draft minimum creditable coverage rule as well as the draft Division of Unemployment Assistance draft rule on the collection and payment of fair share premium contributions.

In an interview with Fox Business, our colleague Donald Schroeder discusses whether unions are trying to make a comeback through fast-food strikes. Click here to view the interview.

My colleague Patricia Moran, was quoted in the Bloomberg BNA article entitled Cadillac Tax Isn't Being Sent to the Junkyard Yet in which she advises employers on strategic use of the two-year delay of the Affordable Care Act's Cadillac tax.

My colleague Don Schroeder was quoted in Bloomberg BNA’s Daily Labor Report, in which he comments on the impact of social media in continued worker organizing efforts.

Governor Patrick stated that he will propose an economic growth bill that includes a prohibition on non-competition agreement.

My colleague Alta Ray, was quoted in a Business Insurance article entitled, Injury Records Rule May Lead to More Citations in which she provides steps for employers to avoid retaliation against employees who report workplace injuries.

It’s that time of year when we look ahead at the employment and labor laws that will go in effect in the New Year.

A gentle reminder for California employers: the clock is ticking on your obligations to prepare a workplace violence prevention plan and conduct a training session...