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GeyerGorey partner Allen Grunes to speak at conference in Seoul, South Korea, about private antitrust enforcement.

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Allen Grunes will speak at a conference on international trends in private antitrust enforcement that is being held in Seoul, South Korea on November 1, 2013.  He will present a paper on the U.S. experience with treble damages as part of a program examining private enforcement in the EU, U.S. and China and recent developments in Korea.  The program is jointly sponsored by the Korea University ICR Law Center, the Korean Competition Law Association, and the SNU Center for Competition Law.  More information may be found on the ICR website.

 

Guest Columnist Al Scott, CFE: Emerging Health Care Fraud: China tackles emerging health care fraud (Part 2 of 2)

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In part 2 of 2 parts, Guest Columnist Al Scott, CFE, principal for NSD Bio Group LLC in Philadelphia, Pa., describes Chinese emerging enforcement approaches.

Jan-Feb ’13 Fraud Magazine Rx for Fraud column – Emerging Health Care Fraud in China (part 2 of 2)

In part 1 of 2 parts, Al described lesser-known but emerging health care frauds, including schemes involving fraudulent treatments, cures and devices, and crimes involving the manufacture, sale or distribution of unapproved FDA-regulated products.

Nov-Dec ’12 Fraud Magazine Rx for Fraud column – Emerging Health Care Fraud

 

The opinions expressed in this column aren’t necessarily those of GeyerGorey LLP.  Special thanks to Fraud Magazine for authorizing us to republish Al’s work— ed.