Publications
Articles
New Machines, Old Tests: Using AI to Run Internal Investigations Regulators Will CreditNew York Law Journal
Articles
What ‘Van Dyke’ Does (and Does Not) Tell Us About the Limits of Insider Trading ProsecutionsNew York Law Journal
Articles
Made in America, or Else: The Growing Fraud Risk of Domestic-Origin ClaimsNew York Law Journal
Articles
New York Court of Appeals Gives Lawyers Powerful Arguments to Challenge Admission of Video EvidenceNew York Law Journal
Articles
'Lopez' and 'Kousisis': The Fraud Chronicles of a Post-'Ciminelli' WorldNew York Law Journal
Articles
In the ‘Strike Zone’: The Disruptive Technology Strike Force and U.S. Export ControlsNew York Law Journal
Articles
Back to the Future: Developments and Potential Changes for FARA on the HorizonNew York Law Journal
Articles
Criminal Discovery and Prosecution Teams in Multi-District or Multi-Agency Criminal InvestigationsNew York Law Journal
Articles
Watch This Space: DOJ Cryptocurrency Enforcement in the New AdministrationNew York Law Journal
Articles
Will Recent Innovations in SEC Insider Trading and MNPI Enforcement Endure?New York Law Journal
By Jasmine Juteau and Sid Kamaraju
You Got Served: DOJ’s New Approach to NDAA Subpoenas and the Significant Ramifications for Foreign Financial Institutions
New York Law Journal
By Sid Kamaraju and Aaron Wiltse
Articles
Come Fly With Me: DOJ’s Proposed FARA Amendments and the Tourism IndustryNew York Law Journal
By Sid Kamaraju and Aaron Wiltse
Articles
Enemy of the State: Foreign Sovereign Immunity and Criminal Prosecutions after ‘Halkbank’New York Law Journal
By Sidhardha Kamaraju and Aaron Wiltse
Articles
Get Your Popcorn Ready: Sanctions Regulations Involving Artwork and Media Content in a Post-'Chevron' WorldNew York Law Journal
By Sidhardha Kamaraju and Aaron Wiltse
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'I'm Sorry, That's Classified.' Navigating Issues of Classified Information in White Collar ProsecutionsNew York Law Journal
By Sidhardha Kamaraju and Aaron Wiltse
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Kamaraju Comments on Sen. Menendez IndictmentWall Street Journal; Law360; The Philadelphia Inquirer
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