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Surviving a Congressional investigation

It is every general counsel's fear: a subpoena from the federal government arrives announcing an investigation and demanding documents. There is the

The California Fair Political Practices Commission recently settled an enforcement action against Voters for a New California, a state-level Super

In late April, Allegheny Court of Common Pleas Judge Joseph James issued a decision suspending Pittsburgh's contribution limits in connection with

On March 26, Howard Birdsall, the former CEO of Birdsall Services Group, and six other Birdsall Services Group executives were indicted on conspiracy

In the first reported decision ever to interpret North Carolina's 2007 lobbying law, the state appeals court has simultaneously clarified and clouded

In the span of three weeks, two courts of appeals have passed on the quid pro quo element for a bribery conviction under 18 U.S.C. Section 1346, the

A Massachusetts Superior Court judge recently ruled that Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin overstepped his authority by

The United States Supreme Court recently agreed to hear arguments in a case challenging the aggregate limit on individual contributions to federal

The U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in Clapper v. Amnesty International (No. 11-1025, decided February 26) held that certain lawyers lacked

This past November, Go Lorrie, an airport shuttle company in San Francisco, and two of its executives pleaded guilty to money laundering charges in