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Corruption

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  1. FCPA Professor

    Following U.K. DPA, Company Executives Acquitted Of The Same Alleged Underlying Conduct

    By Mike Koehler

    A guest post today from Dan Stowers (Shoosmith LLP in London). ***** Michael Sorby was the first managing director to be prosecuted, and then found not guilty, following the conclusion…

  2. McNees Auto Dealer Law Blog

    Uber joins the ranks of transportation industry giants wrestling with corruption issues

    By Sarah Hyser-Staub

    Corruption in the transportation industry has been a problem for many years.  From Volkswagen’s diesel scandal, to the most recent investigation into illegal payments made by Fiat Chrysler to United…

  3. The Right Coast

    Steve Hilton: China Is ‘Funding Biden Family Businesses’ with ‘Billions’

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Hunter Biden Biden s second son  secured $1 billion in financing  from the Bank of China an arm of the Chinese government for a private equity firm founded by himself…

  4. FCPA Professor

    To Reduce Corruption, Just Put “Foreign Officials” On Scales

    By Mike Koehler

    As long as there has been corruption (that would be quite a while), well-intentioned societies and individuals have sought ways to reduce corruption as well as measure corruption. It turns…

  5. The Faculty Lounge

    There is An Important Difference between Influence and Bribery

    My friend Shamus Khan, chair of the sociology department at Columbia, had an excellent oped in Sunday’s Washington Post, titled “How to Weasel Your Kid into an Elite College without…

  6. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    U.S. Obtains Over $25 Million in Forfeited Funds as Part of a Successful Effort to Root Out Fraud and Corruption in Government Contracting in Afghanistan

    By William Byrnes

    The Department of Justice has reached a settlement of its civil forfeiture case against assets owned by Hikmatullah Shadman that he wrongfully acquired as a government contractor in Afghanistan.  Under…

  7. ARBlog

    How Far Do Tribunals Have a Duty to Investigate Corruption? The Kenyan High Court Has Its Word

    By Thomas Kendra, Matt Coleman

    It is twelve years since an ICSID tribunal dismissed World Duty Free’s claim against the Republic of Kenya for breach of a lease agreement signed in 1989. As is well…

  8. SEC Actions

    DOJ Corruption Charges Snare Hawaii Business Man, Foreign Official

    By Thomas Gorman

    While the government shutdown dragged on, the Courts and the Department of Justice continued to investigate and prosecute FCPA and related actions. One resulted in a guilty plea by a…

  9. Energy & the Law

    2018’s Bad Guys in Energy

    By Charles Sartain

    I report herein on 2018's parade of reprobates, rapscallions and others generally lacking in moral hygiene.  We reflect on a mother's love, corruption in Venezuela, a disloyal employee, stealing from friends, a disgraced politician, and the…

  10. Food Safety News

    Federal Police again arrest JBS shareholder Joesley Batista in Operation Carwash

    By Dan Flynn

    The controlling shareholder in Brazil's JBS S.A., which in turn owns Greeley, CO-based JBS USA, is once again in federal custody in Brazil.   Federal Police returned former JBS Chairman…