Melissa Geller

U.S. Supreme Court Rules That SEC Cannot Use Its "In-House Courts" To Obtain Civil Penalties

In Two Rulings, Supreme Court Limits Use Of Mail And Wire Fraud Statutes

Another Trial Loss Frustrates DOJ's Labor-Market Antitrust Enforcement

The U.S. Supreme Court Holds That Litigants Can Bring Constitutional Challenges To Agency Enforcement In Federal District Court

Department Of Justice Focuses Corporate Compliance Efforts On Executive Compensation

DOJ Antitrust Division Leadership States No Guidance Forthcoming On Criminal Monopolization Cases

Key Questions For New York And New Jersey Businesses Following The U.S. Supreme Court's Gun Decision

United States Supreme Court Recognizes A Constitutional Right To Carry Firearms For Self-Defense

Second Circuit Decision In Bribery Conviction Reversal Opens Possible Loophole

U.S. Supreme Court Strengthens Protections For Criminal Defendants' Right To Counsel In The Federal Courts