Over-Enforcement

Irrational enforcement practices can compromise the rule of law and fundamental fairness. ILR encourages companies and enforcement agencies to work in partnership to most effectively prevent waste, fraud, and corruption.

Drone Laws: A Look in the Future

The drone industry has continued to grow in recent years in both the commercial and consumer markets. As with the legal regime for any new technology, drone laws need time to evolve as courts, state…

Letters, Comments, Petitions ILR Submits Comments to the Department of Justice Regarding Revocation of 28 C.F.R. § 50.28 Over-Enforcement

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Blog Drone Laws: A Look in the Future Class Action Litigation, Over-Enforcement

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Blog Department of Justice Rolls Back Key Over-Enforcement Reforms Over-Enforcement

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Press Releases U.S. Chamber of Commerce Applauds Introduction of Bipartisan Senate Bill to Combat Foreign Corruption Over-Enforcement

News In The News-July 22, 2021 Class Action Litigation, Over-Enforcement

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Research

Summer 2022 | ILR Research Review | Volume 9, Issue 2

ILR Briefly: Fixing the FCA Health Care Problem

Spring 2022 Research Review

Spring 2022 | ILR Research Review | Volume 9, Issue 1

ILR Briefly: The Monaco Memo: Unanswered Questions and Unintended Consequences

Private Antitrust Remedies: An Argument Against Further Stacking the Deck

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Executive Vice President

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Letters, Comments, Petitions ILR Comments Submitted to OMB on Improving and Reforming Regulatory Enforcement and Adjudication Over-Enforcement Letters, Comments, Petitions ILR Submits Comments to the Department of Justice Regarding Revocation of 28 C.F.R. § 50.28 Over-Enforcement Letters, Comments, Petitions ILR Comments to Federal Trade Commission on Consent Decrees Over-Enforcement

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