Compliance Law360 provides cutting-edge news and analysis of interest to corporate compliance officers and the lawyers and consultants who advise them. From real-time information and data on regulation and enforcement to incisive features on the increasing demands facing chief compliance officers in today’s world, the wire aims to be a one-stop shop for CCOs looking to stay abreast with a complex world.

Sign up for a 7-day FREE trial today!

Latest News in Compliance

• August 27, 2025

  HHS Says CDC Head Has Been Fired. She Says Otherwise.

  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Susan Monarez said Wednesday that she's not resigning and also that she cannot be terminated except by the president himself, issuing a statement after CDC parent agency U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said she was "no longer director."

• August 27, 2025

  Citizens Say FinCEN's Real Estate Transfer Rule Unlawful

  Two citizens asked a Texas federal judge to throw out FinCEN's rule requiring disclosure of residential real estate transfers to corporate entities and trusts even when no money changes hands, saying the rule runs afoul of the Constitution.

• August 27, 2025

  47 AGs Push Search, Payment Platforms To Stop 'Deepfakes'

  A bipartisan coalition of 47 attorneys general called on search engine giants Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, as well as PayPal, Apple and other payment platforms, to step up their efforts to stop the spread of computer-generated "deepfake" images and videos, warning about the need to protect young internet users.

• August 27, 2025

  Seattle Asks Court To Bar Feds From Yanking Grants Over DEI

  The city of Seattle has urged a federal court to block the Trump administration from enforcing two executive orders that condition federal grants on recipients abandoning the promotion of diversity, equity and inclusion or "gender ideology," saying the conditions are unconstitutional and jeopardize several of the city's critical public services.

• August 27, 2025

  Colorado Sues Mobile Home Park Over Unsafe Drinking Water

  Colorado health officials told a state judge on Wednesday that a local mobile home park's drinking water tested positive for potentially dangerous bacteria, and the mobile home park is violating state law by ignoring mandated further testing and refusing to notify residents of the test results.

See more Compliance news