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Washington, D.C. of counsel, Lee Petro participated in an interview with the Family Justice Program run by The Vera Institute on the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) recent ruling on lowering rates for interstate phone calls from jails and prisons.

Virtually every customer-facing industry has faced TCPA class actions and sports franchises are no exception.

Earlier this week, the Senate approved an anti-retaliation bill aimed at protecting whistleblowers that report or participate in investigations of violations of antitrust law.

The Supreme Court recently granted certiorari to decide whether the whistleblower protections of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1514A, extend to employees of privately held contractors or subcontractors of a public company.

Capitol Health Record is excited to announce our newest feature – "dewonkify."

The Securities and Exchange Commission conducted a roundtable discussion on cybersecurity.

The California Court of Appeal, in Purton v. Marriott International, Inc., recently held that the company was potentially liable for a fatal motor vehicle accident caused by one of its employees who had attended the company's hosted party.

On August 1, 2012, Illinois joined Maryland (law passed in March 2012) in prohibiting employer access to social media web sites of their employees and prospective employees.

The Variable annuity contract sales practices were again included in the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's 2013 Regulatory and Examination Priorities Letter as among the "key investor protection and market integrity issues" that it will focus on in the coming year.

A New York federal court issued an opinion that may have a significant impact on lapse-related lawsuits in the life insurance industry.

Whether looking at the allocation of federal tax dollars, public opinion regarding the health care reform law, or the national 2012 election, one issue is consistent throughout: What is the role of the federal government? Depending on one’s views, people give very different answers when asked about what activities the government should undertake (or not) and how much money (if any) should be allocated to such initiatives.

Philadelphia partner Barry Gross has been quoted in several publications since the verdict in the high-profile case of USA v. Scarfo.

Plan sponsors, in their fiduciary capacity, have had two distinct duties related the 408(b)(2) disclosures.

Every week, we see companies that are surprised to find their imported aluminum products could be subject to the antidumping and countervailing duty orders.

The SEC brought administrative proceedings against Buckingham Capital Management, Inc. (BCM), a registered investment adviser, and its registered broker-dealer parent company, The Buckingham Research Group, Inc. (BRG), for failure to establish, maintain and enforce compliance policies and procedures reasonably designed to protect material nonpublic information, taking into account the nature of their respective and interconnected businesses – including forthcoming research and pending customer a

On August 28, 2013, the Dallas Court of Appeals ruled that investments in life settlements sold by Life Partners, Inc. are "investment contracts" and therefore subject to the Texas Securities Act.

The Department of Homeland Security has issued new and revised I-9 Forms that employers must begin using on May 7 for all new hires.

Effective January 1, 2013, employers must revise Summary of Rights forms they provide to prospective and current employees as required under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.