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Latest News in Compliance

  • October 21, 2026

    Iran Money Trail Takes Center Stage At Huawei's RICO Trial

    The federal jury in Brooklyn weighing Huawei's fate for days heard testimony about the money trail, or lack thereof, from the company's purported Iranian unit and the Chinese telecommunications giant's U.S. payroll, as one of its defenses in the sanctions and trade secret theft trial began to take shape.

  • October 21, 2026

    Snap Financial Reaches $664M Settlement With Red States

    Consumer financial services company Snap Financial on Wednesday agreed to pay $664 million to 17 Republican-led states to end claims that it used misleading disclosures about its leasing arrangements.

  • October 21, 2026

    SEC Nabs Ruling Against Man Behind Hotel Investment Fraud

    A California federal judge granted the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission a summary judgment win Wednesday in the commission's suit accusing a Los Angeles businessman of running two securities fraud schemes involving investments in U.S.-based hotels, saying it was clear the co-founder made material false statements to investors.

  • October 21, 2026

    Feds' Latest Wind Permit Move May 'Blow Up' Permitting Deal

    The Trump administration has again asked a federal court to let it reevaluate a permit issued for a proposed offshore wind project, a move that a co-architect of U.S. Senate permitting legislation said could derail the bipartisan bill.

  • October 21, 2026

    States Rip OCC's 'Beltway-Centric' Bid To Move Escrow Suit

    An Oregon-led coalition of states is pushing back on a U.S. banking regulator's bid to throw out or transfer the coalition's lawsuit over the regulator's new rules that block their interest-on-escrow laws, arguing its "Beltway-centric view of the world" doesn't mean they were wrong to sue in Portland.

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