Bricker & Eckler has prepared an overview of the highlights from the general election and details on races of particular interest.
A full summary of important local, state and federal races will be available tomorrow morning.
The Compliance Connections team welcomes new associate Mandi Grandjean and is excited to introduce her to the Compliance Connections blog.
If you struggle with getting employees to disclose conflicts of interest, there may be different reasons as to why that is happening.
Bilal Shehu of New jersey pleaded guilty to funneling $80,000 from overseas into campaign contributions.
The chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey got in trouble when he and the lobbyist for United Airlines teamed up to make sure the chairman's trip to his vacation home was more convenient.
Anju Vallabhaneni, former CEO of Ohio-based United Software Group, and Jatinder Singh, a former solution manager for the State of Ohio, were recently indicted for their participation in a complex wire fraud and conspiracy scheme.
With the 2016 election quickly approaching, corporate employers are asking questions about what they and their employees can and cannot do to participate in the electoral process.
As a reminder, early voting in Ohio begins today, October 12. More information regarding early in-person voting, as well as absentee voting, can be found on the Secretary of State website.
Addressing the problem of inconsistencies within Federal Election Commission (FEC) reports, the commission has standardized the formatting of names within its electronic filing tool.