Lawyers for Michelle Cochran, a CPA in Texas who originally settled an SEC enforcement action for allegedly skirting PCAOB audit standards, vow a fight to the U.S. Supreme Court over their client’s continuing claims that the Commission’s ALJ system remains unconstitutional. Read the full article   TweetShareShare0 Shares

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In July the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced a rule that won’t take effect until January. It will require charter boat captains to buy and maintain a GPS tracking system on their boat. “We spend a lot of time and effort out there trying to find our spots to be consistent every single day,”…

Help arrived in the form of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, a nonprofit set up by legal scholar Philip Hamburger that defends constitutional rights against overreach by the administrative state. The NLRB proposed a settlement: I delete the joke, I post information on the rights of employees to unionize, and the complaint goes away. I…

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is pushing a “radical expansion” of its rules in accusing a broker-dealer and a transfer agent of assisting a scheme to create sham companies and sell free- trading stock to the public, the two businesses told a Florida federal court. The SEC is seeking to enforce a higher standard…

A group of charter boat captains around the Gulf Coast filed suit Friday against the federal government claiming a new digital reporting rule is an overreach. Allen Walburn, a Naples charter captain and an original plaintiff in the class action suit, said the new rule from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s fisheries division will…