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Commentary: Hochul to tax cheats: Just do it quietly and don’t get caught.

Posted 01/25/22
CC Attorneys Michael Ronickher, Ginger Buck

Whistleblower attorneys Ginger Buck and Mike Ronickher were published in the Times Union, Commentary: Hochul to tax cheats: Just do it quietly and don’t get caught (January 25, 2022).

A tool to help level the playing field for low-income tenants

Posted 01/24/22
CC Attorneys Gordon Schnell, Elizabeth “Liz” Soltan

Whistleblower attorneys Gordon Schnell and Elizabeth Soltan were published in The Boston Globe, A tool to help level the playing field for low-income tenants (January 24, 2022).

Elon Musk Is Mocking Whistleblowers. Here's Why That's a Good Thing

Posted 01/14/22
CC Attorneys Sarah “Poppy” Alexander, Mary Inman

Whistleblower partners Mary Inman and Poppy Alexander were published in Newsweek, Elon Musk Is Mocking Whistleblowers. Here's Why That's a Good Thing (January 14, 2022).

On the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, we should follow Lincoln’s lead

Posted 11/21/21
CC Attorney Edward Baker

Whistleblower attorney Edward Baker was published in The Patriot News, On the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, we should follow Lincoln’s lead (November 21, 2021).

The UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal: Change at the Top, and a New Practice Direction on Witness Statements

Posted 11/17/21
By Stephen Critchley

The United Kingdom Competition Appeal Tribunal (the “CAT”) is charting a new direction in both leadership and witnesses. New President The CAT has announced that Sir Marcus Smith has replaced Mr Justice Roth as its President. As a barrister, Sir Marcus specialised in regulatory law. In 2009, he was appointed as a Chairman of the CAT, which hears appeals of various regulators’ decisions – specifically...

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SB 8 Reveals the Difference Between a Private Vigilante Law and a Private Attorney General Statute

Posted 11/11/21
CC Attorneys Sarah “Poppy” Alexander, Chris McLamb

Whistleblower attorneys Poppy Alexander and Chris McLamb were published in the Harvard Law & Policy Review, SB 8 Reveals the Difference Between a Private Vigilante Law and a Private Attorney General Statute (November 11, 2021).

$25 Million Medicaid Settlement Reached over Violations of False Claims Act in Massachusettsment’s Crackdown on Risk Adjustment Fraud Continues

Posted 11/4/21
CC Attorneys Mary Inman, Ronny Valdes

Whistleblower attorneys Mary Inman and Ronny Valdes were published in RACmonitor, $25 Million Medicaid Settlement Reached over Violations of False Claims Act in Massachusettsment’s Crackdown on Risk Adjustment Fraud Continues (November 4, 2021).

Enablers Act will do more to stop money laundering than lawmakers realize

Posted 10/14/21
CC Attorney Sarah “Poppy” Alexander

Whistleblower attorney Poppy Alexander was published in The Hill, Enablers Act will do more to stop money laundering than lawmakers realize (October 14, 2021).

Protecting consumers requires protecting and incentivizing whistleblowers, too

Posted 10/5/21
CC Attorneys Chris McLamb, Hallie Noecker

Whistleblower attorneys Chris McLamb and Hallie Noecker were published in The Hill, Protecting consumers requires protecting and incentivizing whistleblowers, too (October 5, 2021).

Copyright law and Appropriation art: where is the line between artistic innovation and stealing

Posted 10/1/21
By Emelyne Peticca

Court document photos of Prince photos and artworks

Examining the more recent court cases, Azmina Jasani and Emelyne Peticca highlight the tension between Appropriation art and copyright law in The Art Newspaper.

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