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In an ideal free market system, open competition among suppliers ensures that the consumer receives the best quality products for the lowest possible prices. One of America’s most important pieces of economic legislation is the Sherman Antitrust Act. Enacted in...

Audit Watchdog Sends Warning Shot In Fining Ex-KPMG Exec

06 Apr 2022

Robert Cox

Accountant’s Liability

Published April 6, 2022 – Law 360 Bob Cox was recently quoted by Law360 regarding “Audit Watchdog Sends Warning Shot In Fining Ex-KPMG Exec” The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board sent a warning shot to the accounting industry this week when...

Why the Big Four’s Russia Pullout Isn’t a Clean Break: Explained

11 Mar 2022

Robert Cox

Accountant’s Liability

Published March 11, 2022 – Bloomberg Tax Bob Cox was recently quoted by Bloomberg Tax regarding “Why the Big Four’s Russia Pullout Isn’t a Clean Break: Explained?” Russian firms continue to audit local companies like Rosneft Unwinding decades-old Russian operations...

Representing Victims of Ponzi Schemes and Fraud Podcast

10 Jan 2022

Robert Cox

Accountant’s Liability

Published 01/10/22 – Bob Cox Attorney Bob Cox, partner at Briglia & Hundley is a commercial trial attorney. Bob represented victims of a #ponzischeme. Bob explains how he was able to recover every penny for the victims of the #financialfraud...

The Company You Keep – The Virginia Supreme Court Allows a Claim to Proceed Against a Landowner Liability for a Third Parties’ Acts

19 Apr 2021

William DeVinney

Briglia Hundley

Published 04/19/21 – William DeVinney The Virginia Supreme Court recently expanded the potential liability of a landowner for acts committed by third parties while on the landowner’s property. Shoemaker v. Funkhouser, No. 191218 (March 25, 2021). At common law, although...

Agenda: ‘Something Rotten’ — Are Auditors Too Cozy With Boards?

05 Mar 2021

Robert Cox

Accountant’s Liability

Published 03/05/21 – Agenda Bob Cox was recently quoted by Agenda (A Publication of The Financial Times) regarding “Agenda: ‘Something Rotten’ — Are Auditors Too Cozy WithBoards?” “Do your job … but not too well.” This is the sentiment that...

Coronavirus Response And Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act And Its Implications For The Entertainment Industry

27 Dec 2020

Allison Riddle

Briglia Hundley

December 27, 2020 – On December 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (“the Act”) was signed into law. The Act authorizes $908 billion in spending to small business, grant programs, rental assistance, hospital funding, and more....

Agenda: Who Is Stopping Corporate Fraud?

10 Oct 2020

Robert Cox

Accountant’s Liability

Published 10/5/20 – Agenda Bob Cox was recently quoted by Agenda (A Publication of The Financial Times) regarding “Who Is Stopping Corporate Fraud?” With each audit firm scandal, board members are confronted with the question of whether to undertake the...

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Audit Watchdog Sends Warning Shot In Fining Ex-KPMG Exec

Why the Big Four’s Russia Pullout Isn’t a Clean Break: Explained

Representing Victims of Ponzi Schemes and Fraud Podcast

The Company You Keep – The Virginia Supreme Court Allows a Claim to Proceed Against a Landowner Liability for a Third Parties’ Acts

Agenda: ‘Something Rotten’ — Are Auditors Too Cozy With Boards?

Coronavirus Response And Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act And Its Implications For The Entertainment Industry

Agenda: Who Is Stopping Corporate Fraud?

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