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White Collar - November, 2021

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• 'God's Tigress': Feds Query Holmes On Balwani 'Love' Texts
• 'Jane' Tells Jury Maxwell Was Part Of Epstein's Sex Abuse
• Fried Frank Nabs A Top Manhattan Prosecutor
• NJ Justices Skeptical Convicted Atty Can Keep License
• Jury In Brooklyn Judge's Trial Doesn't Hear Info About Agent
• Chicago Woman Gets 56 Mos. In $6.3M Medicare Fraud Case
• DC Circ. Says DOJ Must Unredact Portions Of Mueller Report
• Ex-Chiropractor Can't Reduce Prison Term In FBAR Case
• NYC Pays $12.5M For Jail Visitor Strip Searches As Deal OK'd
• Poultry Execs Want Antitrust Charges Tossed Amid Trial
• El Chapo's Wife Gets 3-Year US Sentence For Aiding Kingpin
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Trump's Bid To Block Capital Riot Docs
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Case Survives Dismissal Bid
• Donziger Case May Stretch Constitution, 2nd Circ. Panel Says
• Med Device Case Highlights Physician IP Deal Best Practices
• Ex-OSI Controller Gets 3 Years For Insider Trading Conviction
• Without Leadership Buy-In, Law Firm DEI Efforts Stand To Fail
• Ex-LA Special Atty Cops To $2M Kickback For Collusive Suit
• Holmes Says Ex-Theranos Exec Controlled And Abused Her
• Maxwell Is Being Blamed For Epstein's Conduct, Jury Hears
• Kossoff Says He'll Turn Over Docs To Bankruptcy Court
• DOJ Says Bannon Wants To Try Jan. 6 Case In The Media
• JPMorgan Can't Get Quick OK For $60M Spoofing Deal
• 4th Circ. Says NC Cop Got Off Too Easy In Brutality Case
• Ex-Dean Convicted For Scheme To Inflate Temple's Ranking
• 5th Circ. Asked To Rethink SEC Win In Test Of Liu Decision
• Best Practices In Preparation For FCPA Enforcement Surge
• Pa. Prosecutor Asks US High Court To Weigh Cosby Case
• McDermott Atty Tapped For Ukrainian Legal Ethics Council
• 3 More Claim Innocence In Alleged VA Kickback Scheme
• Dechert Can't Seal Docs In Corruption Case, Telecom Says
• Jan. 6 Panel Plans Vote To Hold Trump DOJ Atty In Contempt
• Fla. Woman Convicted In $3.3M COVID Relief Fraud
• Blank Rome Nabs Smith Pachter Gov't Contracts Partner In DC
• Confronting Origination Credit: Self-Advocacy Tips For Attys
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Cargill Wants Insurer To Cover $44M Worker Kickback Losses
• 3 Key Details To Watch As Congress Mulls Breach Report Law
• Ill. Businessman Says He's Innocent Of VA Kickback Scheme
• Seafood Biz Owner Gets Probation For H-2B Visa Fraud
• Fate Of French Telecom Co. Boss In Balance After Conviction
• Fight To Enforce $22M Nigeria Award To Go To High Court
• Pa. Suspends Atty Investigated By SEC For Crypto Fraud
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Wins Prison Delay Until After Holidays
• Revolving Door Roundup: Pillsbury, Sidley, Davis Polk
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Atty Impostor's Conviction For Cosby Filing
• SEC's Alleging An Asset Is A Security Does Not Make It So
• Convicted Ex-Insys Execs Must Pay $48.3M To Victims
• A Real-World Guide To Staying Discovery In Federal Court
• Holmes Admits Adding Pfizer Logo To Reports For Walgreens
• Apple Sues NSO Group Over IPhone Hacking
• Allergan Investors' Attys Claim $30.9M Of Price-Fixing Deal
• SDNY Judge Leans Toward Split BitMEX Trials
• Border Wall Campaign Urges Justices To Undo Asset Freeze
• DOJ Can't Use Wire Act On Nonsports Bets, Court Hears
• Wash. Judge Says Co. In EB-5 Fraud Suit Needs Supervision
• SEC Warning To Crypto Attys Harkens To Prior Crackdowns
• PetroSaudi Fights US Bid For Protective Order
• Odebrecht Laundering Suspect Can't Shake Flight Risk Status
• Kossoff To Surrender To Manhattan DA, Plead Guilty
• Rehab Joint Venture Is Kickback Minefield, Watchdog Says
• Mueller Inquiry Led To Roger Stone's Tax Troubles, Court Told
• Medicare Fraud Exoneree Can't Seek Damages, 5th Circ. Says
• How Advice-Of-Counsel Defense May Fare In Bannon Case
• Medical Experts Say 'Hacker' Faces High Suicide Risk In US
• Holmes Testifies She Thought Theranos Could Do 'Any Test'
• Fla. Co. Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy To Sell Illegal Products
• Jan. 6 Panel, Ex-DOJ Attys Blast Trump In Riot Docs Fight
• Mass. Vets Home Operators Avoid Charges Over Virus Deaths
• Ex-Sterne Agee Analyst Banned From Trading Securities
• Pot Atty Org. Urges Miss. Court To Rethink Life Sentence
• DOJ-Walmart Opioid Battle Halted As High Court Reviews CSA
• FirstEnergy Allowed To Oppose Vacated Class Certification
• Mass. Navy Contractor Pays $3.5M To Duck Feds' Civil Claims
• PruittHealth Will Pay $4.2M To End In-Home Care FCA Suit
• 2nd Circ. Madoff Ruling Is A Win For Asset Recovery Trustees
• NY Homeless Nonprofit Executive Cops To Stealing $2.4M
• Davis Polk Report Finds Further Cuomo Misconduct
• Ex-LeClairRyan GC Gets Nearly 4 Years For Obstruction
• Justices Won't Review If Using Fake SSN Is 'Moral Turpitude'
• Alleged Hacker Faces US Extradition Over $50M Crypto-Heist
• Convicted Illumina Insider Trader Loses $4.5M Forfeiture Fight
• Sanctions Possible Over Missing Covid Relief Money In Ch. 11
• FinCEN Urges Banks To Help Spot Environmental Crimes
• Atty Accuses SEC Of Defaming Client In Insider Trading Case
• Man Gets 1 Year For Selling Weight Loss Drug Sans FDA OK
• Movie Producer Owes SEC $5M For Pot Investment Scheme
• Surge In Tips To SEC Exposes Gaps In Internal Reporting
• World Cup Evidence Isn't Fit For FIFA Bribe Trial, Court Told
• Holmes Tells Jurors Some Investors Didn't Want Theranos Info
• NYC Lawyer Charged With Straw Donor Matching Funds Scam
• SEC Fines McKinsey Unit $18M Over Insider Info Policies
• Kreindler Must Reveal Who Attended Leaked 9/11 MDL Depo
• Israeli Banker In Insider Trading Ring Gets 2.5 Years
• DC Deputy AG Joins Brownstein Hyatt As State AG Co-Chair
• Pa. Judge Pleads Guilty To Inappropriate Contact With Minor
• How DOJ May Beat The White Collar Fraud Clock Post-COVID
• Horse-Doping Vet Asks For No Prison With Life In 'Shambles'
• Senate Confirms 7 US Atty Picks In 5 States
• SEC Accuses NJ Trader Of $5.8M Market Manipulation Scheme
• Auto Cos. Must Prep For State AG Action On Fuel Efficiency
• Insurance Tips For Mitigating DOJ Cyber Initiative Risks
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-DOJ National Security Atty As Partner
• Ex-K&L Gates Partner Charged With Cyberstalking Colleagues
• Fortune Writer Claims Holmes Duped Him As DOJ Wraps Case
• Crow Tribe Blasts Wyo. 'Insinuations' In Hunting Rights Fight
• SEC Says Fines Surged, Disgorgement Plunged In FY 2021
• Brit Cops To Pirating DVDs For Global Hacking Syndicate
• 2 Iranians Charged Over Alleged 2020 Election Hacking Plot
• Tech Exec Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud Charges During Trial
• Verrill Adds Lead Prosecutor On Insys Case To Boston Office
• 1st Circ. Orders Review Of Drug Crime Bar On Removal Relief
• Texas Woman Pleads Guilty To Adoption Bribery Scheme
• Riley Safer Adds Third Illinois Asst. US Atty In Chicago
• SEC Gets Partial Win In Investor Whistleblower Protection Suit
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Should Be Jailed For Holidays, Feds Say
• Mass. Jails Protecting Prisoners From Virus, Top Court Says
• Theranos Patient Got Incorrect HIV Test Result, Jury Told
• SEC Faces Challenge To Extended Disgorgement Shot Clock
• DOD Watchdog Praises Military's Capitol Riot Response
• R. Kelly Friend Gets 8 Years For Torching Car Tied To Victim
• Tech Improvements That Can Help Gov't Tackle FOIA Backlog
• Heed These Rules, Or Risk Your Argument On Appeal
• Feds Drop Appeal Of Ex-Mass. Mayor's Trimmed Guilty Verdict
• SEC Cases Against Public Cos. Fell Again In FY21
• Early ESG Due Diligence Can Minimize Risk, Maximize Reward
• DOJ Veteran Tapped As Interim US Atty In Eastern Texas
• Bannon Pleads Not Guilty To Jan. 6 Contempt Charges
• Ga. Atty Ordered Jailed For No-Shows In Settlement Fee Spat
• Garland Taps Criminal Chief For Interim Pa. US Atty Post
• Ill. Mayor Pleads Guilty To Bribery, Filing False Tax Return
• Atty's Estate Agrees To $3.7M Tax Bill Tied To Fraud Plea
• Cleary Opens First West Coast Location In Bay Area
• Convicted Insider Trader Must Disclose Atty Communications
• Investors Gave Theranos $96M Despite Due Diligence Gaps
• Trump Asks DC Circ. To Block Capitol Riot Records Release
• Michigan Town Ducks Weed Growers' Pot Raid Suit
• Ill. Man Admits Aiding Rabbi's Health Investment Fraud
• Feds Look To Freeze Award Over PetroSaudi Fraud
• FBI Tells Lawmakers Cyberattacks Must Be Reported Directly
• Calif. Man Sentenced To 8 Years For $5.7M Laptop Scheme
• Son Of Ex-Panama President Jailed In Odebrecht-Tied Case
• Crime Prof. Gets 6 Months For 'Textbook' Money Laundering
• NY Atty In Contempt With Risk Of Jail Time, Court Says
• Senate Confirms Kanter To Head DOJ Antitrust Division
• What To Include In Orders Governing Remote Arbitration
• Foley Hoag Pulls In Ex-SDNY Fraud Chief From Baker Botts
• Former Impeachment Attorney Running For New York AG
• Former Prosecutor Rejoins McGuireWoods' White Collar Team
• Ex-Pa. Atty Gets Up To 2½ Years For Estate Embezzlement
• Theranos Investor FOMO Is Due Diligence Lesson, Attys Say
• Theranos Investor Emailed Prosecutors During Trial, Jury Told
• Garland Draws The Line With Bannon, Boosting Jan. 6 Probe
• NYC Investment Firm Manager Accused Of Securities Fraud
• Federal Cannabis Reform Turns New Leaf With GOP Bill
• Diller Denies He Lowballed Tinder's Value, Threatened Anyone
• Naval Officer Hid Ties To Man Convicted Of Export Fraud
• 3rd Circ. Says Convicted Atty Can't Lean On Bridgegate Ruling
• SEC's 2021 Tipster Awards Topped All Prior Years Combined
• Oil Executive Gets 3 Years In Revenue-Pumping Scheme
• Union Leader, Philly Councilman Convicted In Bribery Case
• 2 Fla. Men Charged In $12M Property-Flipping Fraud
• Goldman Investors Seek Cert In 1MDB Fraud Scandal Suit
• US, Israel Partner Up To Counter Ransomware Deluge
• Tequila Startup Owner Admits $1M Investor Scam
• Embracing ESG: CBRE GC Talks Effective Compliance Emails
• Ex-Ga. DA To Serve 1 Year In Bribery, Witness Tampering Case
• Bannon Gets Pretrial Release After Jan. 6 Contempt Charges
• Former SEC Senior Counsel Jumps To Debevoise & Plimpton
• Judge Mulls Jail For Eagle Hospitality Ch. 11 'Fraudsters'
• Ginkgo Says Milbank Probe Rebuts Short-Seller's Fraud Claim
• High Court Won't Upset $114M FCA Medicare Fraud Judgment
• Jones Day Partner Among Biden's Latest US Atty Picks
• Michael Cohen Loses Fight For Legal Fees From Trump Org.
• Convicted Illumina Insider Trader Fights $4.5M Forfeiture
• FTC Mulling Supply Chain Disruptions Probe
• Trump Ally Bannon Indicted For Defying Jan. 6 Subpoena
• Ex-JPMorgan VP Says She Was Fired For Spotting Red Flags
• Atty Referral Co. Owner Gets 1 Year For Bribing Police
• Bipartisan CFIUS Proposals Lack Cohesive Security Strategy
• The Hazards Of Female Lawyers Being 'Office Moms'
• Comedian Admits $1.2M COVID-19 Unemployment Fraud
• Buchalter Adds Three Attys To San Diego Office
• Paul Hastings Nabs Second Venable Partner In Two Months
• Perkins Coie Partner Launching DC Attorney General Bid
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DC Circ. Grants Trump's Bid To Temporarily Block Jan. 6 Docs
• UK Bank Barred From Sharing Info On Client Charged In US
• Allianz Funds Settlement Likely Before February, Analysts Say
• Theranos Exec Threatened Investor With Litigation, Jury Told
• Crypto Industry Should Brace For Brewing Enforcement Storm
• Ex-Match CEO Corrupted Tinder Valuation, Jury Hears
• Local UAW Official Charged With Embezzling $2M From Union
• Overdose Reversal Drug Maker Settles FCA Suit For $12.7M
• BIA Considers Broadening Crimes That Bar Deportation Relief
• Ga. Mayor Accused Of Stealing CARES Act Funds
• Website Investor Beats FTC's Claims In Middle Of $100M Trial
• $31M Fraud Deal Bans Seattle Co. From Debt Relief Services
• Ex-Water Agency Head Can't Leave Prison Over Virus Worries
• Sen. Burr's In-Law Ordered To Testify In SEC Trading Probe
• 'Varsity Blues' Judge Reluctantly OKs Ex-Prof's 6-Week Term
• Feds Seek 4-Plus Years For Ex-Court Worker's Death Threats
• Discovery Immunity For Draft Expert Reports Lacks Clarity
• Judge Certifies Class In FirstEnergy Ohio Bribery Scheme Suit
• Three Senators Urge Biden To Issue Blanket Cannabis Pardon
• Reed Smith Hires Prosecutor In Major FCPA, Crypto Cases
• Trump Renews Bid To Block Jan. 6 Records Pending Appeal
• Feds Say Fake Trump, Clinton PACs Stole $3.5M From Donors
• Ex-McKinsey Partner Charged With Insider Trading On Deal
• Suicide Test Ruling Delays Abraaj Founder's Extradition Case
• NHTSA Awards $24M To Hyundai, Kia Whistleblower
• Ex-Broadcom Engineer Charged With Stealing Trade Secrets
• Ex-Theranos Lab Chief Doubted Holmes' 'Implausible' Takes
• Fla. Lab Owner Gets Nearly 7 Years For Medicare Kickbacks
• DC Solar Owner Gets 30 Years For $1B Ponzi Scheme
• 'Out There Alone': Rita Glavin Rallies To Cuomo's Defense
• Investors Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive Offering Fraud Claims
• Maxwell Denied Bail As 'Hannibal Lecter' Comparison Flops
• Angels Defeat 'Fishing Expedition' Subpoena In Fatal OD Case
• Standard Chartered Group GC Joins Paul Weiss In London
• Ga. Doctors Pay $28M To Settle Anesthesia Kickback Claims
• SEC's Crenshaw Urges DeFi Cos. To Play By Disclosure Rules
• Defense Tips For Navigating SEC's New Admissions Policy
• A Phased Approach To In-House Legal Tech Adoption
• DOJ Sued By Law Librarian Over Non-Prosecution Records
• Atty To Plead Guilty In Bankruptcy Scheme To Scam Clients
• CanaFarma Investor Hits Embattled Execs With Civil Suit
• Trump Denied Bid To Block Capitol Riot Records
• Ex-CIA Coder's Espionage Retrial Set For Spring 2022
• Medical Device Co. To Pay $16M Over Kickback Allegations
• Fla. Tobacco Exec Cops To Evading $10M In Calif. Taxes
• SEC's Grewal Denies 'Regulation By Enforcement' On Crypto
• High Court Told FISA Trumps Privilege In FBI Spying Case
• Cuomo Atty Asks NY AG To Probe Alleged Grand Jury Leak
• Microcap Investor, Hemp Co. Blast SEC's Scalping Case
• NJ Atty Ducks Jail For Hiding Firm's Political Donations
• SEC Taps Kirkland Partner As New PCAOB Chair
• Ex-Dechert Clients Mostly Lose Privilege Bid In Bribery Fight
• House Jan. 6 Panel Issues New Subpoenas To Trump Officials
• $6.1M Seized From Ransomware Cartel, US Authorities Say
• Feds To Appeal Ex-Mayor's Corruption, Tax Fraud Acquittals
• Wilson Sonsini Nabs 5 Litigation Partners From Munger Tolles
• Fla. Man Admits To $1M Genetic Testing Kickback Scheme
• Confronting Origination Credit: How Firms Can Redo Policies
• Shkreli's Old Co. Fair Game For Antitrust Trial, Judge Says
• Supreme Court Won't Weigh In On PDVSA Bribery Suit
• Feds Say Victory In 1st 'Varsity Blues' Trial Must Stand
• Best Practices To Ensure DPA Compliance After Ericsson
• Justices Pass On Bid To Curb SEC Role In AML Enforcement
• 4 BigLaw Players In Elizabeth Holmes' Criminal Fraud Trial
• Jury Convicts Chinese Spy Of Attempted Espionage, IP Theft
• 1st Circ. Won't Delete 10-Year Sentence For 'Hacktivist'
• Pa. Pension Atty. Convicted For Obstructing Labor Probe
• Donziger Tells 2nd Circ. His Jailing Was Rife With Abuses
• Ex-Temple Dean's Salary Fair Game In Ratings Scandal Trial
• Up Next At High Court: Eclectic Arguments End Nov. Session
• Prof. Implicated As Chinese Agent Says NASA Knew His Work
• JPMorgan Sued In Del. For Docs On $920M DOJ Settlement
• Project Veritas Confirms FBI Raid Over Biden Daughter's Diary
• How To Comply With ABA's New Language Access Guidance
• Albany DA Says Cuomo Sex-Crime Charge May Be 'Defective'
• Atty Tells Judge He Rubber-Stamped Disbarred Lawyer's Docs
• SEC Senior Counsel Named Head Of Whistleblower Office
• 2nd Circ. Reinstates Ex-Platinum Execs' Convictions
• Navigating FCPA Risks Of Minority-Owned Joint Ventures
• Ex-USC Administrator Cops To 'Varsity Blues' Charge
• MLS Hires Firm To Probe Team's Handling Of Abuse Claims
• Holmes Cited Walgreens Deal In Rushing Investors, Jury Told
• Hogan Lovells Says Its Client Afghan Gov't 'No Longer Exists'
• New Texas Law Disenfranchises Vulnerable Voters, DOJ Says
• 11th Circ. Undoes $85M Asset Freeze In Fake Gov't Site Suit
• Feds Aim To Hone 1MDB Evidence At Ex-Goldman Exec's Trial
• Russian Charged With Lying To FBI In Steele Dossier Probe
• Shkreli Won't Take The Stand At FTC Antitrust Trial
• Judge Balks At Trump's Bid To Block White House Riot Docs
• Cooley Adds Ex-McDermott Atty To Expand Litigation Practice
• Gensler To Attys: Don't Help Crypto Cos. Hide From The SEC
• Duo Accused Of Cannabis Investor Scam Waives Atty Conflict
• Justices Missed A Chance To Fix Defamation Law's Imbalance
• Hogan Lovells Partner, 4 Other US Atty Picks Move Forward
• Crypto Exec's Case Against SEC Shows Limits Of Admin Law
• Malaysia Beats Deadline To Fight $1.4B 1MDB Award 'Fraud'
• Electric Truck Co. Nikola Earmarks $125M To Settle SEC Probe
• Ghislaine Maxwell Atty Likens Jail To 'Silence Of The Lambs'
• Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill NJ Federal Judge
• Fecal Testing Startup Founders Can't Flush SEC Charges
• Boies Said Theranos Tech Was Sound, Investors' Atty Testifies
• SEC Gets Default Win Against Ga. Firm In $3.3M Fraud Case
• Biden Can Alter US Pot Policy Without Congress, Report Finds
• 3 Arrested For Fake Settlement Claims In $40M Fraud Suits
• Bank Scheme Ruling Spotlights Clash Over Limits Of Fraud
• NCAA Upholds Oklahoma State Playoff Ban Over Bribe Case
• How To Minimize FCA Cyber Fraud Enforcement Risk
• Twitter Hacking Suspect Charged In Crypto Heist
• Website Operators Call FTC's $100M Claim Overreach At Trial
• Trader Who Profited From Illegal Illumina Tips Gets 3 Years
• Avenatti Wins Another Prison Delay With Busy Court Calendar
• Ex-Ill. State Rep. Pleads Guilty In Bribery Case
• Ex-Informant Wants SEC Held In Contempt Over Suit Filing
• Woman Admits Posing As Rep For Timberlake, Bruno Mars
• Ark. Lab Owner Charged With $100M COVID-19 Fraud Scheme
• Best Practices For Hiring And Integrating Freelance Lawyers
• Prof's Legal Tab Not Harvard's Problem, Mass. Top Court Hints
• Ex-Cravath Atty Introduced Rich Clients To Holmes, Jury Told
• LA-Area Atty Pleads Guilty In $5.8M Investment Fraud Scheme
• Alvin Bragg Wins Manhattan DA Race In Landslide
• Kreindler Consultant Reiterates Responsibility For 9/11 Leak
• Indicted Doc In Kickback Case Seeks CMS Billing Privileges
• Feds Nail Podiatrist For Alleged $11M Foot Bath Fraud Scheme
• Lawmakers Unveil Bill To Revamp 'Flawed' NCAA Due Process
• Crypto Mining-Linked Products Weren't Securities, Jury Finds
• Wells Fargo Seeks Ax Of Investors' Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Questions To Ask If Doing Business In A Corruption Hot Spot
• Barrack Associate Is Stuck With GPS Monitor, Judge Says
• Illumina Says Convicted Insider Trader Broke Investors' Trust
• Aviation Watch: Dealing With Air Rage In The COVID-19 Era
• USC Prof Seeks 6-Week Term For 'Varsity Blues' Tax Charge
• New DOJ Corporate Crime Approach May Deter Self-Reporting
• Feds Decry Ex-MLB Staffer's Bid To Delay Fatal Overdose Trial
• Feds Trim $350M Money Laundering Case In Extradition Pact
• Ex-FIFA Boss, Associate Charged With Fraud In Switzerland
• Disbarred Atty Who Kept On Lawyering Fined In 'Tragic' Case
• Kreindler Partner Denies Any Role In 9/11 Doc Leak
• DOJ Can't Get Notice Of Cancer Exec's Expert Witnesses
• DC Council Backpedals Crackdown On Unregulated Pot
• Ghislaine Maxwell Accusers OK'd To Use Pseudonyms At Trial
• SDNY Crypto Ace Joins Cahill's White Collar Defense Team
• Embracing ESG: Cognizant Counsel, CSO Talk Collaboration
• Jury Clears Ex-Iconix CEO Of Conspiring To Dupe Wall Street
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To Libel Standards
• Auditor Wants Out Of Suit Over $789M Ponzi Scheme
• Ex-SEC Senior Trial Atty Jumps To Quinn Emanuel
• Roger Stone Asks Court To Resume His $2M Tax Case
• AIG Unit Has To Cover Utility's Legal Fees After All
• Ex-Fox Execs, Sports Co. Can't Dodge FIFA Bribe Charges
• Judge Sinks Bribery Claims Against Wynn Resorts, Ex-GC
• BitMEX Bosses Can Wait To Reveal AML Trial Strategy
• Justices Undo Horse-Doping Conviction For Pa. Trainer
• As Social Impact Becomes The Test, Firms Asked To Step Up
• The 2021 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Social Impact Leaders: A Look At Our New Law Firm Ranking
• HSBC Escapes Currency Firm's UK Forex-Rigging Suit