Miller & Martin’s Tennessee Fraud Enforcement Insights Featured in Chambers White-Collar Crime Guide
Miller & Martin litigation attorneys Zac Greene and Erin Steelman contributed to the 2026 USA – Tennessee chapter of the White-Collar Crime Practice Guide published by Chambers & Partners, emphasizing that fraud enforcement is a top priority in Tennessee and will remain that way in 2027 and beyond. Their commentary covers Tennessee white-collar prosecution trends and recent DOJ guidance, including new memoranda from August and October 2026. It also looks at how U.S. Attorney’s offices are pursuing healthcare, Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), and COVID-related fraud through parallel criminal and False Claims Act cases.
The 2026 Chambers White-Collar Crime Global Practice Guide covers 30 jurisdictions and provides the latest legal information on criminal company law and corporate fraud, corporate and personal liability, white-collar enforcement authorities, bribery and influence peddling, insider dealing and market abuse, tax fraud, cartels, cybercrime, money laundering, white-collar defenses, and whistleblowing.