• Dan Hurson was just quoted in an article in BusinessWeek magazine regarding whistleblower rewards made available in the new financial regulatory overhaul.  To view the article, click here.
  
  
• Corporate Compliance Insights has republished Dan Hurson's article "Corporate Governance:Five Worst Practices".  The article is available by clicking here.

• Dan Hurson was quoted in the August 2-8, 2010 edition of Bloomberg/Businessweek Magazine in a story on the new SEC Whistleblower Law, "Whistelblowers Get A Raise."

• Dan Hurson was quoted regarding the new SEC Whistleblower Law in Ignites, the mutual fund industry news service of the Financial Times. The article, published Aug. 2, 2010, discussed the Fidelity whistelblower case now on appeal in the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

• Daniel J. Hurson has just published an article on whistleblowing under the new SEC whistleblower law.  The article is available by clicking here.
  

• Daniel J. Hurson has just published an article on the "five worst" practices of corporate governance.  The article is available by clicking here.

• The United States Supreme Court, in it's recent opinion in Skilling v. United States narrowing the scope of the federal mail fraud statute, cited in the body of its opinion an article written by Daniel J. Hurson in the American Criminal Law Review discussing the history of the statute. It was the only law review article cited on this issue in the majority opinion. 561 U.S.___(2010), slip op. at 37.

• Daniel J. Hurson was interviewed for a recent article regarding whistleblowers appearing in the BNA Securities Regulation and Law Report on June 14, 2010.  The article is available by clicking here.

• Daniel J. Hurson has opened an office in Annapolis, Maryland.  Dan is a long-time resident of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and has served as both a state and federal prosecutor in Maryland.  Click on "Practice Areas" at the left for more information.
  
• Daniel J. Hurson has just published an article discussing corporate internal investigations.  The article is available by clicking here.
   
• Daniel J. Hurson served as a judge at the recent Georgetown University Law School National White Collar Crime Mock Trial Invitational.
   
• Daniel J. Hurson recently participated in a forum for first year law students at George Washington University designed to acquaint them with various practice areas of law. Mr. Hurson described the practice area of "Corporations, Finance and Securities." More than 100 students participated in the program.

• Daniel J. Hurson's recent article on Section 304 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was picked up and cited by The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation.  Click here to access the Forum and search for "Hurson".

• Daniel J. Hurson's recent articles on SEC whistleblower proposals and enforcement priorities have been published and circulated on the Corporate Compliance Insights, Law 360 and Securites Docket websites.  To view these and other articles, click here.
   
• Daniel J. Hurson has just published an article analyzing Section 304 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act requiring CEOs to payback certain earnings after their companies restate financial reports due to corporate "wrongdoing".  The article is available by clicking here.
   
• Daniel J. Hurson has just published an article discussing the new SEC whistleblower proposal.  The article is available by clicking here.
   
• Daniel J. Hurson has just published an article on the new government procurement contractor disclosure rule.  The article is available by clicking here.
• Daniel J. Hurson has just published an article on SEC enforcement priorities.  The article is available by clicking here.
   
• Daniel J. Hurson attended the American Bar Association's 23rd annual National Institute on White Collar Crime in San Franciso, California, from March 4-6, 2009.