Another blog today on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, this one from the academic world – FCPA Professor is Mike Koehler of Butler University. Recently he’s been discussing FCPA enforcement, Dodd-Frank, compliance certificates, and the Haiti Telco case, among other topics.
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Blawg of the Day – FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog
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Continuing with our series on business law blogs, today we visit the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog. It’s published by Thomas Fox, a Houston lawyer who now helps companies with FCPA (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act) compliance, risk management and international transactions. On his blog he’s discussing internal investigations, ethics and compliance training, social media…
Blawg of the Day – The Corporate Library
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Today’s business law blog is The Corporate Library, brought to you by GMI, “the independent leader in global corporate governance and ESG.” You’ll find recent posts on corporate bribery, severance payments, effective risk management, and Dodd-Frank rulemaking.
Blawg of the Day – Corporate Law and Governance
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We’re heading into the second week featuring blogs on business law topics. Today’s blog is Corporate Law and Governance, which is published by Robert Goddard, a Senior Lecturer in Law at Aston Business School in Birmingham, United Kingdom. He’s using it as an online notepad where he records important developments, news and other items…
Blawg of the Day – The Conglomerate
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To close out this first week focusing on business law blogs, we examine The Conglomerate, a group blog with the subtitle “business, law, economics, and society.” The contributors are all law school professors, and currently include Gordon Smith (BYU Law School), Christine Hurt (Illinois College of Law), Lisa Fairfax (GWU Law School), David Zaring…
Blawg of the Day – Governance Center Blog
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As part of our tour of business law blogs, we cover the issue of governance today, with The Governance Center Blog. It’s part of The Conference Board, a global, independent business membership and research association working in the public interest. They’re discussing a lot of political finance issues lately – political spending, broker-dealer…
Blawg of the Day – Business Law Prof
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As part of my current series on business law blogs, it only makes sense to cover the academic side of this area of law. So today we visit the Business Law Prof Blog, part of the amazing Law Professor Blogs Network – these profs blog like crazy! In particular, the professors blogging here are…
Blawg of the Day – Business Law Post
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Continuing with my series of business law blogs, today finds us looking at the Business Law Post, a blog focusing on the legal aspects of operating new and growing businesses. You’ll find posts on topics such as intellectual property protection for fashion designs, business incubators, employee social media use, the legal aspects of crowdfunding,…
Blawg of the Day – The Business Law Blog
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I’m going to spend the next couple of weeks focusing on a particular type of blog – business law blogs. And what better to start with than The Business Law Blog, a blog about law, startups, small businesses, and other items of interest. It’s published by Daniel Ryan, an attorney with the Trinity Law…
Blawg of the Day – Employment Law Alert
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To end the week, we’ll cover yet another big firm blog on employment law. It’s the Employment Law Alert, brought to you by Gibbons. They’re discussing NLRB and DOL rules on union representation elections, the Dodd-Frank Whistleblower program, USERRA claims in separation agreements, and the NJ Warn Act. Check it out!