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Understanding Proactive Environmental Compliance in a Multi-Agency Enforcement World

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By Michael Blumenthal, David Waxman
| JD Supra
Recent developments at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), coupled with longstanding federal and Ohio environmental audit policies, underscore a clear message: companies that proactively identify, disclose, and remediate environmental violations are best positioned to mitigate enforcement risk—but doing so requires careful coordination across overlapping regimes.
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A comprehensive representation of genotypic selection beyond two alleles, and its estimation from time-series data

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By Nikolas Vellnow, Toni Ingolf Gossmann, David Waxman, TU Dortmund
| BioRxiv
Abstract Genetic diversity is central to the process of evolution. Both natural selection and random genetic drift are influenced by the level of genetic diversity of a population, since selection acts on diversity while drift samples from it. At a given locus in a diploid population, each individual carries only two alleles, but the population as a whole can possess a much larger number of alleles, with the upper limit constrained by twice the population size.
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BOI Reporting Penalties Suspended, No Need to File? Not So Fast | JD Supra

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By Douglas Charnas, R. Marshall Grodner, David Waxman
| JD Supra
The U.S. Department of Treasury has suspended all penalties and fines for beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies. If there are no penalties or fines for failing to file BOI reports, why would anyone file? The CTA is a law enacted by Congress in 2021. Treasury does not have the authority to repeal the CTA or authorize reporting companies not to file BOI reports.
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