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White House Due Process Memo Could Reform Enforcement

By Joan Meyer & Norman A. Bloch on September 24, 2020
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White HouseThe Executive Office of the President issued a remarkable, yet little noticed Memorandum recently that has the potential to revolutionize the way justice is carried out in enforcement proceedings at federal agencies.

The Memorandum directs agencies to provide much greater due process to individuals and companies investigated by these agencies and addresses specific procedural and substantive revisions to civil and administrative proceedings that are long overdue.

Thompson Hine partners Joan Meyer and Norman Bloch co-authored an article entitled “White House Due Process Memo Could Reform Enforcement,” published in Law360.

Click here to view article:  https://www.thompsonhine.com/uploads/1137/doc/White_House_Due_Process_Memo_Could_Reform_Enforcement.pdf

 

 

Photo of Joan Meyer Joan Meyer

Joan is the Chair of Thompson s Government Enforcement, Internal Investigations & White Collar Defense Group and co-chair of its Compliance & Internal Investigations practice. She has more than 30 years’ experience handling complex criminal and
civil cases involving anti-corruption, financial frauds, False…

Joan is the Chair of Thompson s Government Enforcement, Internal Investigations & White Collar Defense Group and co-chair of its Compliance & Internal Investigations practice. She has more than 30 years’ experience handling complex criminal and
civil cases involving anti-corruption, financial frauds, False Claims Act, AML, and other subject matter areas. In her compliance advisory practice, Joan develops compliance programs, performs risk assessments, assesses internal controls, and creates compliance remediation plans for companies under regulatory scrutiny. She also routinely advises boards and senior management on best practices for compliance with U.S. and international laws and regulations.

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Photo of Norman A. Bloch Norman A. Bloch

Norman was the former chair of the White Collar subgroup of the firm’s Business Litigation practice group. He focuses his practice primarily on white collar criminal matters. He represents companies and individuals in FCPA, antitrust export controls, fraud (including mortgage fraud, health care…

Norman was the former chair of the White Collar subgroup of the firm’s Business Litigation practice group. He focuses his practice primarily on white collar criminal matters. He represents companies and individuals in FCPA, antitrust export controls, fraud (including mortgage fraud, health care fraud, customs fraud, insider trading and securities fraud, government contract fraud, student loan fraud and bank fraud), LIBOR, FIRREA, public corruption, environmental, labor racketeering, perjury, and RICO investigations and prosecutions conducted by federal, state and foreign authorities. Norman has represented FCPA and other clients in Australia, China, India, Hong Kong and Europe, including France. Norman also conducts internal investigations on behalf of public and private companies, and represents parties in internal investigations and in proceedings initiated by various federal and state enforcement agencies, including the SEC, the CFTC and the New York State Attorney General’s Office. In civil cases, he represents parties and defendants in civil RICO, false claims and forfeiture proceedings.

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