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The FTC Dusts Off the 2004-Era Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act for the Benefit of Student-Athletes

Back to Basics and Staying Under the Radar: General Counsel’s Guide to SEC Enforcement Under Trump 2.0 (<em>Corporate Counsel</em>)

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Partner John Carney and Associate Nikita Mistry co-authored an article for <em>Corporate Counsel</em> titled “Back to Basics and Staying Under the Radar: General Counsel’s Guide to SEC Enforcement Under Trump 2.0.” Published Jan. 27, 2026, the article details how the Securities and Exchange Commission is moving away from expansive enforcement and returning its focus to a “back-to-basics” approach – typically involving investor harm, fraud and high-impact, financially consequential cases versus cases involving technical violations.

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Back to Basics and Staying Under the Radar: General Counsel’s Guide to SEC Enforcement Under Trump 2.0 (Corporate Counsel)

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