Pay to Play Law Blog

Political Spending and Pay-to-Play Ballot Measure Goes Before San Francisco Voters this Fall

By Benjamin Keane and Michael Pfeifer

September 9, 2019

California

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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: The SEC’s Recent $100K Penalty For Inadvertent and Self-Reported Pay-to-Play Violations Is A Not So Subtle Reminder of the Need for Compliance Vigilance

By Benjamin Keane and Michael Pfeifer

District of Columbia

New DC Pay to Play Provision Clears Initial Hurdles Before City Council – December 2018

By Benjamin Keane and Michael Pfeifer

Montana

Montana Governor Signs Executive Order Seeking To Unmask Contractor Contributions to 501(c)(4) Nonprofits

By Benjamin Keane and Michael Pfeifer

California

San Francisco’s Potential Anti-Corruption and Accountability Ordinance Includes New Compliance Provisions That Venture Beyond Standard Pay-to-Play Laws

By Benjamin Keane and Michael Pfeifer

SEC

Hedge Fund Seeks Absolution from the SEC Claiming the Potential Pay-to-Play Penalty Doesn’t Fit the Violation

By Benjamin Keane

California

California State Treasurer Sets His Sights on Curbing Pay-to-Play in the Municipal Bond Arena

By Benjamin Keane

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