Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), initially a well-intentioned law designed to keep international commerce above board, has not evolved to reflect changes in the global economy. FCPA enforcement practices create major uncertainty for American businesses who now face civil and criminal penalties for conduct they are either unaware of or resulting from a single employee’s inappropriate actions. Congress should modernize the FCPA.

FCPA Enforcement, Compliance Trends During The Pandemic

In an expert analysis in Law 360, John Davis and Ivo Ivanov of the Miller & Chevalier law firm discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has led to unprecedented business disruptions…

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Research
The ILR Research Review - Winter 2014
Federal Cases from Foreign Places: How the Supreme Court Has Limited Foreign Disputes From Flooding U.S. Courts
Legal Limbo: Seeking Clarity in How and When the Department of Justice Declines to Prosecute
Restoring Balance: Proposed Amendments to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

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