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SEC’s “Suspicion-less Investigations” Under Attack

SEC’s “Suspicion-less Investigations” Under Attack

by John A. Jenkins | Jul 17, 2024 | FOIA, Law Firms, SEC, Stock Market

The American Securities Association Uses a FOIA Lawsuit to Advance Its Agenda Two months ago, the two Republican members of the Securities and Exchange Commission blasted their own agency for what they called a meritless prosecution of stock exchanges.  In a blunt...
SEC’s “Suspicion-less Investigations” Under Attack

“CAT” Up a Tree: Showdown Looms over SEC’s Plan for a Huge Trading Database

by John A. Jenkins | Jul 10, 2024 | FOIA, Hedge Funds, Litigation, SEC

FOIA Requests Reveal Perils and Possibilities of the Consolidated Audit Trail, aka “Mass Surveillance” Imagine a time when anyone might be able to file a Freedom of Information Act request with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a complete audit-trail report...
Morgan & Morgan Seeks FDA Documents on Weight Loss Drugs

Morgan & Morgan Seeks FDA Documents on Weight Loss Drugs

by Randy E. Miller | Jul 3, 2024 | FDA, FOIA, Law Firms, Litigation, Pharmaceuticals

FOIAengine: Law Firm’s 48 Inquiries Follow Earlier Requests   Personal injury law firm Morgan & Morgan continued to push the Food and Drug Administration during May for documents that could strengthen potential litigation challenging popular weight control drugs. ...
Public Right, Private Privilege: Commercial Entities are Biggest FOIA Users

Public Right, Private Privilege: Commercial Entities are Biggest FOIA Users

by Randy E. Miller | Jun 27, 2024 | FDA, FOIA, SEC

FOIAengine Reveals Trends Behind the Big Numbers at FDA, SEC   This week we analyze the sources of Freedom of Information Act requests made during May to the Food and Drug Administration and the Securities and Exchange Commission. This analysis provides a macro view...
Forever Chemicals Lead to Bad Times for 3M

Forever Chemicals Lead to Bad Times for 3M

by John A. Jenkins | Jun 13, 2024 | EPA, FOIA, Law Firms, Litigation, News Media

FOIAengine: ProPublica Reporter Made Dozens of FOIA Requests to EPA Before Dropping a Bombshell Minnesota-based 3M styles itself as a friendly, people-first company in the heartland of America, innovating through curiosity.  Its 93,000 employees make all sorts of...
Public Right, Private Privilege: Commercial Entities are Biggest FOIA Users

Big Money at the Table as Vapers Roll the Dice

by John A. Jenkins | Jun 6, 2024 | FDA, FOIA, Law Firms, Litigation, Medical Devices

FOIAengine:  Hundreds of FOIA Requests Signaled Challenge to FDA Two companies that go by the names of Triton Distribution and Vapetasia are small players in America’s fast-growing $28 billion e-cigarette market.  Despite their size, they’ve become the unlikely...
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