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Overview of Trump’s Executive Actions and Considerations for Potential Litigation
The Trump administration’s executive actions present unique business and legal questions for the private sector. With the administration showing no signs of slowing down, the number and size of potential legal challenges are likely to grow.
Overview of Trump’s Executive Actions and Considerations for Potential Litigation
DEI: Trump Takes Aim at Diversity Initiatives
Two executive orders require federal agencies to terminate DEI programs and mandates, and rescind long-standing affirmative action requirements for federal contractors. Increased scrutiny of DEI efforts is expected even in the private sector.
DEI: Trump Takes Aim at Diversity Initiatives
The Trump administration’s executive actions present unique business and legal questions for the private sector. With the administration showing no signs of slowing down, the number and size of potential legal challenges are likely to grow.
Overview of Trump’s Executive Actions and Considerations for Potential Litigation
Two executive orders require federal agencies to terminate DEI programs and mandates, and rescind long-standing affirmative action requirements for federal contractors. Increased scrutiny of DEI efforts is expected even in the private sector.
DEI: Trump Takes Aim at Diversity Initiatives
The executive order pausing FCPA enforcement is designed to prioritize American economic interests, but anti-bribery and corruption risks remain.
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Risks Remain Despite FCPA Enforcement Pause
Acting CFTC Chairman Pham announced that the agency is condensing and simplifying its nine Division of Enforcement task forces into two, in support of her stated goal to end “regulation by enforcement.”
CFTC To Reorganize Task Forces and End ‘Regulation by Enforcement’
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Risks Remain Despite FCPA Enforcement Pause
The executive order pausing FCPA enforcement is designed to prioritize American economic interests, but anti-bribery and corruption risks remain.
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Risks Remain Despite FCPA Enforcement Pause
CFTC To Reorganize Task Forces and End ‘Regulation by Enforcement’
Acting CFTC Chairman Pham announced that the agency is condensing and simplifying its nine Division of Enforcement task forces into two, in support of her stated goal to end “regulation by enforcement.”
CFTC To Reorganize Task Forces and End ‘Regulation by Enforcement’
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