Workplace accidents often involve criminal liability. Ordinarily, you can’t sue co-workers for damages. However, you can file workers’ compensation claims to recover medical expenses, medical bills, ...

The goal of recent law reforms in many jurisdictions is to make it easier to hold businesses to account for offenses committed by their ...

Healthcare providers carry heavy liability risks in the event of a medical malpractice allegation or professional standards violation, which can be costly and lead to licensing ramifications and ...

In part I of this two-part series, we provided a brief overview of the state of play of the criminal enforcement risks for compliance officers as well as some of the implications—both practical and ...

To be liable for something, under the law, means to be responsible in some way for an outcome that results in a violation of the law (criminal liability) or in an injury to others (civil liability).

The decision's significance, however, is not limited to the facts of Hoskins and the FCPA — and may have implications for any case involving corporate criminal liability for the actions of agents.

Health is a crucial asset for human existence. The relationship between health care providers and patients is one built on trust, with an inherent expectation that medical practitioners will act in ...