24 Oct, 2022 European Public Prosecutor concludes working arrangement with the US and increases its investigative reach By Norbert Nolte Florentine Schulte-Rudzio Since the start of its operations on 1 June 2021 the EU Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has already shown its considerable...
07 Nov, 2017 Five behind-the-scenes insights into DOJ cross-border investigation priorities By Justin Simeone The Fraud Section within the US Department of Justice (“DOJ”) plays a key role in shaping many multi-jurisdictional investigations. On...
22 Sep, 2017 United States authorities announce $965 million foreign bribery resolution By Daniel Cendan On September 21, 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) announced that Sweden-based telecommunications provider Telia Company AB...
12 Sep, 2017 US AML efforts expand with another arrest in Europe By Jonathan Ware Compliance with US anti-money laundering (AML) laws remains a top priority for US regulators. A combined criminal and civil enforcement...
08 Jun, 2017 Six Questions Everyone Should Ask About Legal Privileges By Alan Guy It is a scenario that happens all too often within global businesses: upon hearing of potential misconduct or a possible legal dispute,...
09 Mar, 2017 Spain’s first foreign bribery convictions: a watershed moment? By Raquel Flórez In a further sign European countries are toughening their stance on overseas bribery, Spanish prosecutors have secured their first...
07 Mar, 2017 DOJ releases more guidance on how it evaluates compliance programs By Jonathan Ware The US Department of Justice (DOJ) recently released a checklist of factors that its attorneys will use in evaluating corporate...