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Articles by David Siegal
The Whistleblower's Dilemma: Why Companies Must Act Swiftly On Internal Complaints In The Current DOJ Enforcement Era
Eoin P. Beirne’s articles from Mintz are most popular: with Inhouse Counsel with readers working within the Business & Consumer Services and Retail & Leisure industries Companies today face a critical crossroads when internal whistleblowers report potential misconduct. The Department of Justice's revised enforcement policies have created powerful—and competing—incentives that make swift, decisive action on internal complaints more important than ever.
THE FRIEND - Movieguide
THE FRIEND is a touching tale of one woman’s struggle to accept the death of her close friend, as well as the addition of his Great Dane into her life after he leaves the dog to her. In THE FRIEND, Iris is shocked by the suicide of her friend and fellow writer, Walter. The pair were very close, and Iris was even working on editing a book of Walter’s correspondence. Shortly after his funeral, his third wife, Barbara, asks Iris to take Apollo, Walter’s beloved Great Dane.
PEOPLE AND POLITICS | The pandemic and the provincial auditor
Ontario’s auditor general is currently in a dispute with the provincial government over a report on the government’s response to the pandemic. The auditor general has produced a report that is critical of the provincial government’s handling of the pandemic, and the premier has responded with a strong attack on the auditor general. This conflict is not an unusual situation, but it does provide an opportunity to consider the appropriate role of the provincial auditor. David Siegel.
Remembering the Autumn Jackson/Bill Cosby Extortion Case, in the Time of Michael Avenatti
Michael Avenatti outside the Daniel P. Moynihan Courthouse in Manhattan after an April 2018 hearing. Photo: David Handschuh/NYLJ. On March 24, 2019, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York charged Michael Avenatti—lawyer to presidential accuser Stephanie Clifford (a/k/a Stormy Daniels)—with federal extortion and conspiracy charges.
Fraud in Cryptocurrency, and How the SEC Is Applying Federal Securities Laws to Stop It
Cryptocurrency. Photo: Shutterstock The stunning New York Times headline read: Crypto-Exchange Says It Can’t Pay Investors Because Its C.E.O. Died, and He Had the Passwords. New York Times (Feb. 5, 2019).
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