Article  |  September 19, 2025

Executive Scandals: Navigating Reputational and Financial Risks

Executive Scandals: 2025 Navigating Reputational and Financial Risks, authored by experts from FGS Global and Secretariat, provides a practical framework for boards, legal teams, and compliance professionals. It highlights four core practices including preparation, independent guidance, thorough investigations, and consistent communications that strengthen organizational resilience and protect corporate reputation. 

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Report  |  September 18, 2025

Mid-Year 2025 Update: Nazaha’s Progress in the Fight Against Corruption

As part of its ongoing mandate to enhance transparency and integrity, Saudi Arabia’s Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha), has continued its efforts. For the six months to June 2025, Nazaha have conducted areas of engagement into new authorities.

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Article  |  September 16, 2025

Justice for Players and Diarra Damages Claims

In this article, Amran Nawaz and Allan Ingraham along with Ben Cisneros and Sam Kasoulis of Morgan Sports Law discuss the JFP class action. They explore whether similar class actions could be brought by players, agents and/or clubs before the English courts, whether claims could be brought before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), and how such claims might be quantified.

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News  |  September 16, 2025

Tamika Tremaglio Quoted in The Washington Post on WNBA CBA Negotiations

Managing Director Tamika Tremaglio was featured in The Washington Post discussing the WNBA’s collective bargaining negotiations and the players’ growing leverage to pursue innovative financial models, including equity stakes. She emphasized that today’s athletes better understand their value and may have access to unique alternatives if negotiations do not end the way players want.

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Article  |  September 15, 2025

Public Policy Can Encourage Physicians to Practice in Underserved Areas

In a column for Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Secretariat Director Stephanie Khoury, Jonathan M. Leganza, and Alex Masucci discuss new evidence that shows the effectiveness of government-designated Primary Care Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs) in attracting physicians to areas of need.

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Article  |  September 12, 2025

FirstEnergy at the Sixth Circuit Reshapes Securities Class Actions

In its landmark ruling in Owens, et al. v. FirstEnergy Corp., et al. (“FirstEnergy”), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit vacated the district court’s class‑certification order, clarifying a new standard for certifying a class in securities class actions.

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News  |  September 8, 2025

Navigating New Rules of the Road: How Companies Can Adapt to Revised DOJ Guidance on Criminal Prosecutions

Since the election in November 2024, there have been many changes to DOJ’s enforcement policies. Earlier this year, now-Acting Assistant Attorney General of the Criminal Division, Matthew R. Galeotti, announced at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA), that going forward prosecutors and investigators would primarily focus on “the most egregious white-collar crime” to better “incentivize [companies] to come forward, come clean, reform, and cooperate with the government.”

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News  |  September 4, 2025

Trust and Trade Podcast: Are IP Remedies in Big Tech Cases Going Too Far?

Dr. Keith Waehrer joins hosts Anant Raut and Jennifer Dixton, along with Joe Jerome (DuckDuckGo) on the American Bar Association’s Trust and Trade podcast in the episode “Are IP Remedies in Big Tech Cases Going Too Far?”

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Event  |  September 25, 2025

Securities Enforcement Forum Central 2025

On September 25, John Rademacher will be joining a distinguished panel at Securities Enforcement Forum Central 2025, where leading voices in securities enforcement will address the growing complexity of multi-agency investigations.

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Article  |  August 19, 2025

Overtaken by Events: What Delay Quantification Can Tell Us About Causality   

In the International Construction Law Review, Stuart Jones presents an innovative approach to delay analysis in construction disputes. His article, “Overtaken by Events: What Delay Quantification Can Tell Us About Causality,” introduces a forensic and mathematical framework that challenges conventional assumptions about project delay and causation. 

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News  |  August 11, 2025

Secretariat Announces 2025 Mid-Year Promotions

Secretariat is thrilled to celebrate the mid-year promotion of 21 individuals across 11 global offices.

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Article  |  August 11, 2025

Five Key Recommendations to Strengthen Cybersecurity in Latin America and the Caribbean

Cybersecurity is now a core element of legal, regulatory, and business risk management. In Latin America and the Caribbean, organizations face mounting pressure to demonstrate proactive compliance with evolving data protection laws, cybersecurity mandates, and cross-border disclosure requirements. Boards and legal departments are expected not only to prevent cyber incidents but also to prove due diligence, resilience planning, and rapid response capabilities when they occur.

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