BBA White-Collar Crime Conference

The Boston Bar Association's White-Collar Crime Conference is an annual event that convenes law firm defense counsel, government prosecutors, in-house counsel, judges, and corporate professionals to discuss recent developments in white-collar crime cases and practices. The 2024 conference was held on May 2 at the Aloft Boston Seaport District.

Key topics addressed included healthcare fraud, corporate cooperation credit, and expanded whistleblower programs. Acting U.S. Attorney Joshua Levy highlighted the office's focus on cases related to rare diseases, genetic testing, opioid prescriptions, co-pay assistance, and COVID-19 fraud. Discussions also covered the False Claims Act, emphasizing enforcement priorities and the evolving landscape of investigations and litigation.

The conference featured panel discussions with current and former prosecutors, defense counsel, and members of the federal judiciary, providing attendees with timely guidance and analysis on recent white-collar crime cases and practice developments. A networking reception followed the panel discussions, offering opportunities for professionals to connect and exchange ideas.

This conference is particularly beneficial for legal professionals involved in white-collar crime defense, prosecution, corporate compliance, and related fields, offering insights into enforcement trends and practical strategies for navigating complex legal landscapes.