Corporate Counsel
The ABA endorsed the Ruggie principles, but few law firms have followed
An increasing number of general counsel and managing partners of law firms participate in the bilateral exchanges that take place at the World Economic Forum in Davos
Over the last two decades, nationwide prosecutions of public U.S. officials for bribery or other corruption offenses have totaled 20,285. Two recent cases—featuring one Democrat and one Republic
Former General Electric general counsel Ben Heineman, Jr., discusses corporate regulation, anticorruption efforts, and the post-Citizens United role of U.S. companies in politics and elections
...agreement outlined the mechanics of an international bribery scheme that revolved around Nigeria's liquefied natural gas reserves. Those reserves, located on a dot in...
...and two other Shell subsidiaries—of aiding human rights abuses by Nigeria's military. The narrow question presented on appeal was whether corporations, as...
...agreement outlined the mechanics of an international bribery scheme that revolved around Nigeria's liquefied natural gas reserves. Those reserves, located on a dot in...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...and two other Shell subsidiaries—of aiding human rights abuses by Nigeria’s military. The narrow question presented on appeal was whether corporations...
...agreement outlined the mechanics of an international bribery scheme that revolved around Nigeria's liquefied natural gas reserves. Those reserves, located on a dot in...
...Since 2002, when the U.S. began bribery prosecutions in earnest, Nigeria has remained the enforcement epicenter. The preponderance of FCPA prosecutions has been...
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