Is this a mural? Or is it a sign? (It matters because Salina, Kansas regulates signs but not murals.) And does a hamburger painted on the wall transform an unregulated mural into a regulated sign merely because the building is
Private sector entities should plan to respond to potentially more, broader, and accelerated investigations following changes in oversight tactics.
By Nicholas Lloyd McQuaid, Jonathan Su, Vanessa Le, and Edward N. Siskel
Latham’s Congressional Investigations Practice recently hosted
Congress is scheduled to return from its pre-election recess the week of November 9, and one of its largest pending items is the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027 (“NDAA”). The House passed H.R. 8800 on July 22,
As highlighted in this prior post, in 2012 BizJet resolved an $11.8 million FCPA enforcement action “for bribing government officials in Latin America to secure contracts to perform aircraft services for government agencies.”
Jald Jensen (a Sales Manager at
In Barron v. United States, No. 2025-1179 (Oct. 22, 2026), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the Court of Federal Claims’ rejection of property owners’ takings claims arising out of the conversion of a 7.68-mile stretch
In the latest episode of the Antitrust Review podcast, host Nick Levy is joined by Daniele Calisti, who heads the EC’s Mergers Case Support and Policy Unit. Their conversation covers a wide array of topics, including the Draghi Report, the
For many people in Washington these days, having U.S. trade actions – especially those related to security, but other kinds as well – judged by international tribunals on their consistency with trade agreements is controversial. But what if that judgment
From market power to the power to exclude
As markets and societies become increasingly reliant on digital solutions, businesses and individual users (in their roles as consumers and citizens) grow ever more dependent on digital platforms for access to a
Having independent market oversight is something to be treasured. Just take a look at countries where there is no separation (or no longer any separation) between the market authority and the executive branch of the government to see what can
On October 15, 2026, the Advocate General’s opinion was delivered in ByteDance’s appeal to the Court of Justice against the General Court’s 2024 judgment upholding the Commission’s decision to designate it as a gatekeeper under the DMA for its TikTok
