Publications

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The Social Media Goldmine

By Philip Hilder and Paul Creech

The Sixth National Institue on Securities Fraud

November 2011

Blurred Barriers in Civil, Criminal Medicaid Investigations

By: Philip Hilder and Paul Creech

Published in Texas Lawyer

November 7, 2011

How to Become a Securities Whistleblower

By Philip Hilder and Khoa Tran

News Corp. and Enron: scandals with much in common

By: Philip Hilder

Whistleblower Prevails Against News

By Philip Hilder and Khoa Tran

Requirements Under The Insider Trading & Securities Fraud Enforcement Act Of 1988

By Philip H. Hilder and Paul L. Creech

Whistleblower Confidentiality: The Balance of Competing Interests Leaves Whistleblowers Exposed under SEC Proposed Dodd-Frank Act Regulations

By Philip H. Hilder and Paul L. Creech

FCPA Compliance Requirements: A Guide for Global Companies

By Philip H. Hilder and Paul L. Creech

Financial Reform Legislation Offers Whistleblowers Lucrative Incentives And Robust Protection

By: Philip H. Hilder and Sunida A. Louangsichampa

Spinning And Winning In The Court Of Public Opinion

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

Seaman's Manslaughter: The Criminalization of Death by Negligence

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

The Clean Water Act: Criminal Exposure In Deepwater

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

Strict Liability Crimes for the Pollution of American Waters

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

OSHA Individual Criminal Liability Maybe Expanding

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

The Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 and the Criminal Liability of Polluters

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

The Whistleblower Act of 2009, Time to Reevaluate that Compliance Program

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

Texas Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, A Trojan Horse

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech

The Long Arm Of The Law: FCPA Individual Liability

By: Philip H. Hilder and Paul Creech
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
Published for the American Bar Association, National Institute on Securities Fraud, October 2009

What, Retaliation? U.S. Supreme Court Expands Anti-Retaliation Rules

By: Philip H. Hilder and Scott Mullins
Published in The American Bar Association, National Institute on Internal Corporate Investigations, and In-House Counsel, 2009.

The Possible Expansion of Anti-Retaliation Protection to Corporate Whistleblowers

By: Philip H. Hilder and James G. Rytting
Published in the American Bar Association, National Institute on Internal Corporate Investigations, and In-House Counsel, 2009

Attack of the Clone: FERC's Anti-Manipulation Rule Uses SEC Tools

By: Philip H. Hilder and Scott L. Mullins
Published in the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section and the Center for Continuing Legal Education, 2008

An Ethical Guide to the Non-Destruction of Evidence

Written by: Philip H. Hilder, Hilder & Associates, PC

Corporate Casual Gives Way To Suits With Stripes And Cuffs

Authored by: Philip H. Hilder and John Guidorz

The Federal Round Up-Corporate Law Compliance Programs: A Necessary By-Product Of The Recent Organization Sentencing Guidelines

Written By: Philip H. Hilder

HIPPA-Time for a Health Care Corporate Compliance Program

Written by: Philip H. Hilder and Lon Mullen

Criminal News Letter- Joint Venturing a Criminal Defense Team

Written by: Philip H. Hilder and Robert S. Bennett

Putting Heat on Fraudster: Using Civil and Criminal Process Offensively

Written by: Philip H. Hilder, Hilder & Associates, PC

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