More than a year ago, we began following the so-called Ernst & Young (“EY”) State Secrets Case in Hong Kong. On 23 May 2014, the High Court of Hong Kong finally concluded that there was no “reasonable excuse” for EY’s failure to comply with Securities and Futures Commission (“SFC”) notices seeking information and documents, and … Continue Reading
This post was written by Joelle E.K. Laszlo. As competition for contracts with U.S. federal government agencies increases, companies that seek to maintain or increase their government sales may set their sights on states instead. Indeed, this may already be happening: for one thing, more than 500 people attended the “How to Market to State Governments” … Continue Reading
