During the first 120 days of the Trump administration, civil and criminal enforcement priorities have taken shape and will continue to evolve in the coming weeks and months. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has gravitated away from some long-standing areas of white-collar enforcement, but seems to be doubling down on pursuing fraud, waste, and abuse while also focusing on new areas, such as tariff evasion and compliance with federal DEI-related directives.
This in-depth webinar examines DOJ's enforcement priorities and topics such as recent False Claims Act settlements (which go beyond health care fraud), enforcement risks and best practices, and whistleblower risks and protections from an employment law perspective. This session also explores the evolving enforcement landscape, key risk areas for organizations, as well as proactive compliance and resolution strategies.
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