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Tariff-Dodging Settlements Underscore DOJ Focus on Trade Fraud
3+ week, 5+ day ago (865+ words) A powerful federal anti-fraud statute has emerged as a key tool in the Trump administration’s cross-agency crackdown on importers who mislead the government about their products’ origin, an effort that could prompt more whistleblowers to report. DOJ can initiate false…...
AT&T Wins $8 Million Verdict Over DOJ Probe Indemnity Failure
2+ week, 4+ day ago (77+ words) telecommunications giant $4 million, a Business Court jury said in an Aug. 21 verdict. Learn more about...
Truckers Get Class Certified in Privacy Suit Against Railroad
3+ week, 2+ day ago (64+ words) Bloomberg Law News Truck drivers who delivered goods to Union Pacific Railroad Co.'s facilities in Illinois may proceed as a class in an action alleging the company collected their fingerprints without their consent in violation of state privacy law,…...
Maritime Firms Unlawfully Transferred Union Work, NLRB Rules
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (113+ words) Bloomberg Law News A consortium of interconnected maritime companies violated federal labor law by unilaterally taking work away from union employees, the National Labor Relations Board ruled. Centerline Logistics Corp. and four related companies — all of which qualified as a…...