Recent Changes from the DOJ and What They Mean for the Compliance Practitioner
As we move ahead in the ethics and compliance world in 2020, Jay Rosen looks back at some of the ...
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Inconsistencies in FCPA Enforcement: Key Considerations for a Potential FCPA Voluntary Disclosure
In multiple recent cases, it seems the DOJ has softened its approach on charging self-disclosing companies for FCPA crimes involving ...
DOJ Updates FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy Again
The DOJ recently announced updates to its FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy. Michael Volkov shares how, while the changes were relatively ...
What’s the Plan? – Planning a Post-Acquisition Merger Strategy
How should you plan your post-acquisition merger strategy? Jay Rosen continues his series on monitoring in an M&A context with ...
Key Compliance Issues for M&As
Applying the FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy There are many ways a merger or acquisition can go sideways, including the discovery ...
What’s Next for Compliance Enforcement?
The 2005 docudrama Syriana captured the moment just before FCPA enforcement reached the great heights we’ve come to expect today. ...
On ADA Website Compliance, the DOJ Has a Chance to End the Chaos in the Courts
The deadline recently came and went for the DOJ to finally offer clarity on the issue of ADA website compliance. ...
What Is the Current State of Anti-Bribery and Corruption Prosecution?
Trump and the FCPA Instances of global corruption pepper our newspapers and news feeds. Closer to home, allegations of corruption ...
Petrobras Closes Out “Massive” Corruption Investigations and Litigation
Resulting Settlements and Remedial Measures Brazilian oil and gas giant Petrobras has entered into a series of settlements in closing ...
Assessing the Risks Associated with Cannabis-Based Businesses in the U.S. and Canada
The federal government still prohibits banks from doing business with cannabis-based businesses, leading banks to miss out on a green ...
Suspension Vs. Debarment – How and When the Remedies Are Used
Jay Rosen, "Mr. Monitor," of Affiliated Monitors, continues his running series on monitorships with a subseries on the tools the government ...
Antitrust Division Offers Credit for Strong Compliance Programs
The DOJ’s Antitrust Division is at long last following the Criminal Division’s lead in awarding credit for a company’s strong ...
