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FCPA Guidance: Refined Compliance and Safe Harbors

corruptionbribery December 3, 2012 0

With all the hype and bloviating behind us, it is now time to take a closer look at some of the more significant aspects of the FCPA Guidance. For those who continue to

‘Implementation of corruption laws major setback’

corruptionbribery November 30, 2012 0

lthough Nigeria has sufficient anti-corruption and bribery laws, implementation of such laws has over the years been the major problem in the avowed fight against graft. This was the submission of Olusoji Apampa of Integrity

An App Tries To Track The Epic Corruption And Bribery In Russia

corruptionbribery November 28, 2012 0

In countries where corruption and bribery are a regular part of daily life, part of the problem is that no one speaks up about particular incidents--which makes its hard to document, measure, and, ultimately,

New Charges for News Corp: Are FCPA Charges Just Around the Corner?

corruptionbribery November 26, 2012 0

Last Wednesday was the 125th anniversary of the first appearance of the world’s greatest consulting detective – Sherlock Holmes when the first Holmes novel, A Study in Scarlet, appeared in Beeton’s Christmas Annual in

Bribery and Constitution Amendment – Conspiracy of the Corrupt

corruptionbribery November 19, 2012 0

Nigerian lawmakers are again in danger of making a mockery of themselves. “Pass the bill; forfeit your wealth and assets!” That was the reasoning. The fear of forfeiture made members of the National Assembly

Nigeria: A Nation full of Bribery and Corruption!

corruptionbribery November 16, 2012 0

Go to NNPC, the language there is bribery, and the bribe runs into millions of dollars, Go to the Bank and see how the Banks abate money laundering. Go to customs where a controller

Wal-Mart Cover Up- Would a Hot-Line Have Helped?

corruptionbribery November 13, 2012 0

Ed. Note-we continue our series of guest posts from our colleague Mary Shaddock Jones, who today draws some lessons from the Wal-Mart matter. On November 8, 2006 Wal-Mart entered the Canadian Market opening three supercenters

Greeks Can No Longer Afford Paying Expensive Bribes

corruptionbribery November 8, 2012 0

Greeks, whose country is facing bankruptcy, can no longer afford the expensive customary cash-filled "fakelaki" or "little envelope" bribes paid to public sector workers, according to an official.