Sports Illustrated published a column today that discusses how the information that Floyd Landis recently provided about how riders get awa...

The WSJ and other news outlets are reporting that the U.S. Supreme court ruled that the PCAOB is unconstitutional. From what I can tell, t...

Fraudsters go to great lengths to structure their fraud around regulators, auditors, and other interested parties to avoid detection.  Such ...

What good is a public code of ethics ending in a provision saying: From time to time, the firm may waive certain provisions of this Code. ...

If you ever go to Davis, California, beware of "The Crying Girl" (aka The CG) who will tearfully plead for $37 or so for a train t...

The NY Times reported this week that former lobbyist, con man, and convicted fraudster, Jack Abramoff , completed 3.5 years of prison and i...

The WSJ just reported that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that at least part of Skilling's conviction in the Enron fraud case needs a...

The Giro d'Italia (aka the Tour of Italy) is one of the biggest stage races in pro cycling along with the Tour de France and a few other...

I'm a firm believer that there are no free lunches in this world. However, here's one that may be an exception to that rule. The Uta...

Sports Illustrated has a good article written by a law professor that outlines the legal implications of Floyd Landis' accusations again...

After posting yesterday about Tyler Hamilton's comments about a pro-cycling mafia, a friend emailed me the following comments that I t...

About 20 months ago, VeloNews posted an interview with Tyler Hamilton . Tyler was found to have doped and was suspended and then tried to re...

I read an interesting analysis of who, in pro cycling, is likely to talk to Jeffrey Novitzky as he investigates the doping/fraud allegation...

Dick Pound, former Olympic swimmer, is known best as the Inspector Clouseau in the professional cycling community. Pound was appointed to ru...