Features

Former prosecutors say it’s no accident that a procession of FCPA cases in recent years has been filed in Brooklyn.

13 August 2019

For corporate victims of trade secret theft, the decision of whether to inform the US government is simultaneously the most important and most complicated.

18 June 2019

The new US get-tough approach to China has caused some lawyers to question whether the FCPA will soon be wielded to advance political and national security goals.

20 December 2018

Lawyers told GIR Just Anti-Corruption how best to appease US authorities – hungry for overseas evidence – when up against the latest hurdle in foreign bribery cases. But the solution is neither fast nor cheap.

31 August 2018

How a contentious selection process for an FCPA monitor led to a new career for a prominent UK litigation lawyer.

29 August 2018

GIR Just Anti-Corruption highlights a team of US investigators, dubbed the “silent service”, who recently worked alongside the DOJ and FBI in uncovering bribery at a major engineering company.

02 August 2018

How board members and lawyers for a major oil services company grappled with determining the best legal strategy while fearing the company had engaged in widespread foreign bribery.

01 August 2018

Companies showed little appetite for promoting diversity in the types of candidates they nominated for foreign bribery monitorships, according to records obtained from the Department of Justice through a Freedom of Information Act request.

02 July 2018

GIR Just Anti-Corruption profiles a US agency with an unexpected role in investigating foreign bribery.

29 June 2018

Featured in In-house

Companies are increasingly finding themselves under scrutiny: from government enforcement actions, media probes, whistleblower claims and more. GIR invited six leading specialists to explore how firms should position themselves over the coming years to meet an increased demand for effective and prudent investigations.

30 April 2018