Features

There was an unprecedented rush of FCPA cases between the election of President Donald Trump and his inauguration. Just Anti-Corruption talks to lawyers about the implications of the dash to negotiate eleven corporate settlements in two months.

01 February 2017

A rise in multilateral foreign bribery settlements is changing how lawyers defend their clients. Just Anti-Corruption explores how.

23 January 2017

Just Anti-Corruption is launching ‘Meet the SEC’s Foreign Bribery Attorneys’, which profiles every lawyer assigned to the securities regulator’s FCPA unit. We'll highlight the different regional offices in the coming days.

12 December 2016

Donald Trump’s election as the next US president has already sparked talk of weakened FCPA enforcement.

14 November 2016

Just Anti-Corruption is launching FCPA Counsel Tracker, which details who has been advising companies on DOJ declinations, past settlements and current investigations, as well as who's been taking up monitorships.

13 September 2016

How an invite-only, corporate-funded NYU Law School programme with ties to DOJ fraud section chief Andrew Weissmann became a leading forum for discussing the latest white-collar enforcement policies.

13 July 2016

Featured in In-house

Why the legal industry is struggling to get to grips with the idea of in-house lawyers blowing the whistle on their employers.

05 July 2016

Featured in Investigator's Guide to Norway

Hanne Skaarberg Holen, counsel to Transocean, says she believes Norwegian prosecutors indicted one of her colleagues to maintain access to legally privileged information.

22 June 2016

Why hopes in the US of finding a meaningful link between international cartels and foreign corruption are misplaced.

14 June 2016

An appeals court ruling has weakened the SEC’s ability to demand disgorgement – the main tool the regulator uses to obtain huge sums of money from companies in FCPA cases.

07 June 2016