GIR 100 2022

FCPA Counsel Tracker

We present four datasets with accompanying analysis to give you an idea of who's getting the FCPA work.

We list the main advisors on every resolved case since Siemens in 2008 – a watershed moment in foreign bribery enforcement, and the case widely credited with kick starting the FCPA industry in earnest. Our list of monitorships since 2004 shows who's being entrusted by the US government with ensuring companies reform themselves after settling FCPA cases. We have sifted through years of public records and reports to list FCPA declinations from the DOJ since 2010 – in most cases with the counsel attached. In our table of counsel for live corruption investigations, we keep track of who’s advising whom, according to publicly available sources.

We welcome any feedback. If you have information that may help us build these datasets, please get in touch.

The Top FCPA Practitioners

The leading lawyers and forensic advisers in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act space.

Women in Investigations 2021

GIR is pleased to present its Women in Investigations special, highlighting remarkable women in the profession. The lawyers and other specialists we've chosen come from a variety of countries and backgrounds, and are represented at every age and level, from associates to partners. What is true of all of them, however, is that they are achieving great things in a competitive and notoriously tough area of law.

Following an open nomination process, the final 100 women were selected by GIR's editorial team and asked to tell us a little about themselves, including their achievements as an investigations specialist and what's keeping them busy in their respective jurisdictions.

The Enforcement Scorecard

40 Under 40 2020

Introducing the third edition of GIR's 40 Under 40, which profiles 40 leading young investigations specialists from around the world.Here, we showcase our final 40 nominees, who tell us about their biggest cases and influences. We drafted in their colleagues to recount fun stories about them, such as when one individual ate a live octopus during a witness interview. Others who’ve worked with them, including clients, explain why these highflyers are so special.All profiles are ordered alphabetically by first name.

Inside In-House 2019

GIR’s second edition of Inside In-house profiles 15 individuals working at some of the biggest companies across the globe, in recognition of their efforts to create and promote ethical corporate practice.Among the 15 nominees you’ll find compliance officers and heads of investigation; former police and intelligence service personnel; individuals who’ve moved from private practice and those who have spent their entire careers in-house. The profiles include people in several jurisdictions including Singapore, the US, Switzerland, India, working at companies such as Rio Tinto, Oracle, TechnipFMC and Credit Suisse.All profiles are ordered alphabetically by first name.

The Due Process Guide 2019