Articles, resources, insights on pay to play regulations on the federal and state level
For more than two years, this blog has been covering the Securities and Exchange Commission’s foray into the world of […]
It has been almost exactly 19 months since the Supreme Court handed down its controversial decision in Citizens United v. […]
Critics of “pay-to-play” restrictions have long come from throughout the political spectrum, raising concerns ranging from free speech to ballot […]
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie recently announced an ambitious proposal to overhaul New Jersey’s ethics regulations which takes aim at […]
As if keeping up with Federal and State rules and regulations wasn’t challenging enough for corporations and others seeking to […]
Reacting to investigations that have followed the administration of former Governor Mike Easley, the North Carolina legislature recently passed a […]
A new report issued by the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) is being cited as evidence that New […]
The below Colorado update was written and circulated today by Government Contracts attorneys C. Richard Pennington and Tyson Bareis out […]
Despite the numerous “pay-to-play” scandals that have rocked Sante Fe in recent years, numerous pieces of major ethics reform died […]
New legislation in California, if passed, would prohibit a person acting as a placement agent in connection with any political […]
As we mentioned in our previous blog entry, New Jersey is giving even further attention to its pay-to-play laws. Yesterday, […]
New York Governor David A. Paterson has announced extensive ethics and campaign finance reform legislation, the “Reform Albany Act”, which […]
