Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) under the Bank Secrecy Act and Anti-Money Laundering: What You Need to Know About the Safe Harbor and Limitations to Immunity
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
In October 2012, six financial lobbying groups filed a petition of certiorari asking the United States Supreme Court to resolve conflicting lower court decisions regarding whether banks and other financial institutions are immune from lawsuits for the SARs they file. The Supreme Court has decided not to hear the case and questions remain regarding the Bank Secrecy Act's safe harbor provision and immunity from civil litigation linked to SAR filings for financial service companies.
Join Pepper Hamilton partners Frank A. Mayer, III and Richard J. Zack for an informative one-hour webinar about these issues and how to reduce the possibility for legal liability you may face.
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PDF file of the PowerPoint slides from the Webinar.
Frank A. Mayer, III Phone: 215.981.4632 Fax: 215.981.4750 mayerf@pepperlaw.com
Richard J. Zack Phone: 215.981.4726 Fax: 215.981.4750 zackr@pepperlaw.com
