Winer and Husisian Discuss "The Law of Unintended Regulatory Consequences" in Dodd-Frank
September 13, 2010
Bloomberg Law Reports—Securities Law
In the Bloomberg Finance L.P. (Vol. 4, No. 33) edition of the Bloomberg Law Reports—Securities Law, Foley partner Kenneth Winer and of counsel Greg Husisian discuss the ironic impact of the Dodd-Frank Act in its whistleblower provisions, which are “drafted in a way that creates perverse incentives for both covered firms and employees” that could undermine the “very compliance efforts that the U.S. Government is hoping to encourage.”
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