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The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission reaffirmed and extended its approval of the Multi-Employer Citation Policy in Secretary of Labor v. Summit Contractors, Inc., which allows the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to cite construction employers for exposing another employer’s workers to a hazard.

In the fervor of conducting trade globally, U.S. companies may inadvertently expose themselves to risk by having inadequate policies, procedures, and monitoring controls to prevent and detect corrupt payments to foreign officials.

Looking back on the incredible year that was 2020, some observers of the False Claims Act ("FCA") enforcement space may note that the year's FCA recoveries were the lowest they have...

Fast-forward to spring 2022, and there appears to be somewhat of a revival in the use of corporate monitorships.

This article first appeared as part of The Rand Corporation’s release of the publication of the proceedings for the Rand Center for Ethics and Governance, May 2, 2013, symposium, "Culture, Compliance and the C-Suite:

Corruption in arbitration may emerge in different forms.