Sentences with phrase «state ethics regulations»

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Those lobbying state and local government spent a record $ 226 million in 2014 trying to influence public officials, according to an annual report released Wednesday by the state's ethics and lobbying regulations.

The state's lobbying and ethics watchdog panel passed sweeping new regulations governing New York's lobbying industry, with the stated objective to address evolution in the field and bring it greater transparency.

Also at 2:30 p.m., Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb and Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis discuss state government corruption and promote proposals to change state government ethics regulations, during a roundtable discussion for reporters and photographers; Royal Restaurant, 7609 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn.

A civic coalition seeking to improve how Albany governs is asking incumbents and candidates for state office this year to pledge publicly to back strict fiscal controls on state spending, stronger ethics and financial disclosure regulations, and a nonpartisan system for drawing legislative and Congressional districts.

For more than a year, a major priority of the New York's lobbying and ethics watchdog panel has been writing «comprehensive lobbying regulations» that would govern the activity of state lobbyists and their clients.

JCOPE unanimously passed «emergency» regulations that will govern the state's lobbying disclosure rules should Gov. Andrew Cuomo sign an ethics reform package, as expected.

Ethics regulations do require lobbyists and clients to disclose business transactions with state officials, but the 2011 ethics law appears to exclude reporting any dealings with a public official's residence.

A health care consultant with close ties to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo did not violate state lobbying regulations when he contacted state officials on behalf of a Queens hospital seeking more Medicaid financing, a confidential investigation by the state ethics commission has determined.

However, legal experts point to an earlier appellate court decision in 2003 on the Suffolk Ethics Commission that found a county can impose more stringent ethics regulations than those required by state law.

Veterinary practice and consumer protection regulations, standards of practice, and / or professional ethics may state or imply the need for quality in all aspects of practice.

Beyond simply ethics, corporate compliance includes adherence to any law or regulation, state or federal, enacted by the government.

Scott is also the current Chairman of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of Georgia and is a frequent speaker and publisher on legal topics related to insurance regulation, corporate transactional matters and legal ethics.

Our conversation with LegalZoom CEO John CEO ranged from the nuts and bolts of how LegalZoom builds documents to the role it plays in access to justice, its emphasis on Net Promoter Score, 10,000 hours of law practice, and regulation, including LegalZoom's brushes with various states» ethics boards.

In accordance with notice regulations under the ethics laws of New York and other states regarding law firm websites, contents of this site may be considered attorney advertising.

A native Miamian now in his 22nd year of practice, Brian's clients are either lawyers trying to remain lawyers, law students trying to become lawyers, law firms seeking ethics opinions and compliance with various rules, regulations and statutes, or individuals and corporations facing state or federal criminal charges.

The State Ethics Commission is expected to vote on proposed ethics regulations at the Commission's regular monthly meeting in October.

A free service just a phone call away — for NPTA members only — offering practical and friendly advice on topics ranging from state / national regulations to professional ethics and more.

In addition, I helped ensure that each company's daily operational aspects were conducted in a highly professional manner and adhered to state and local standards, industry regulations, professional ethics, and applicable laws.

Accountable for contract compliance with code of ethics, in addition to organizational, state and federal regulations.

They must also observe ethics codes and precepts of relevant state statutes and regulations of the social work membership organizations, employing agencies, or uniformed services to which they may belong.

National, state, and local codes of ethics, which formally explain how salespeople must adhere to regulations.

They are obligated to adhere to a set of policy, rules, regulations, laws, guidelines, education requirements, and codes of ethics, etc. as laid out in their respective States and / or Provinces.