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Seems likely. Probably a large, meaningless fine.


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I'm curious about the potential legal basis for such a fine.

I'd bet the fines can be appropriately large and punitive if that's the case.

I assume it will be a ~$100k fine?

I bet there will be fines involved.

This is unsurprising. They'll pay a fine.

The article speculates legal judgements & fines for violations. So, lots.

They could have a whistle blower reward. Someone is going to find out. Say 20% of the fine goes to the person that reported it.

Most likely a fine far less than the money gained from not abiding by the law, if history is anything to go by.

In this case I think it would be more like a $10 fine.

Probably a payment plan on the fines.

They might actually notice this one on their balance sheet. I highly doubt the final fine (if any) will be even close to this number though.

Seems calculated and the fine should probably be 10x

Didn't someone just get a huge fine for something similar to this?

The consequence was a $4.4 million fine. Definitely not a deterrent in my opinion given the potential upside.

I'd be interested to know where the fine goes?

Ah yes, another case that will likely just end in a $xxxM fine.

Sounds like substantial fines are in order.

I'm going to guess that the penalty for that is a slap on the wrist compared to what would be recorded.

That is a huge fine.
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