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By Main Justice staff | May 17th, 2012
By Main Justice staff | May 17th, 2012
By New York Times | May 17th, 2012
By Reuters | May 17th, 2012
By Rachel G. Jackson | May 16th, 2012

Defendants in a California foreign bribery case had argued that Steptoe & Johnson lawyers were agents of the government when they carried out an internal investigation for their corporate client.

By Rachel G. Jackson | May 16th, 2012

The anti-poverty advocacy organization urged the court to compel the SEC to issue a final rule.

By Bloomberg | May 15th, 2012
By Main Justice staff | May 15th, 2012
By Aaron Koepper | August 15th, 2011

DynCorp International Inc. and its parent company, Delta Tucker Holdings Inc. have been under investigation for almost two years by the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission for suspect payments made through two subcontractors, according to securities filings.

By Jeffrey Benzing | May 14th, 2012

After a two-year delay, Halliburton says it has reached a settlement with shareholders who filed suit over FCPA violations and other conduct they say hurt the company.

By Rachel G. Jackson | May 14th, 2012

The Costa Rican electricity and telecommunications utility continues to push for a share of the Justice Department’s FCPA settlement with Alcatel-Lucent.

By Rachel G. Jackson | May 11th, 2012

Two Miami businessmen convicted under the FCPA argue that U.S. District Judge Jose E. Martinez did not provide jurors the correct criteria to define a foreign official under the anti-bribery law.

By Aaron Koepper | May 10th, 2012

Industry representatives and other witnesses told Congress Thursday that the proposed final rule implementing Section 1502 of Dodd-Frank would be incredibly expensive or impossible to comply with.

By Rachel G. Jackson | May 10th, 2012

Texas businessmen Mark A. Jackson, former CEO of oil company Noble Corp.; and James J. Ruehlen, current director of the company’s Nigerian subsidiary, filed motions to dismiss the commission’s civil case against them.

By Jeffrey Benzing | May 9th, 2012

G.E. again argued that an employee allegedly fired for reporting FCPA concerns is not a whistleblower and shouldn’t receive protection overseas that could apply in the United States.




BEST FCPA LAWYERS PRACTICE GROUP OF THE YEAR. Main Justice held an awards luncheon in Washington, D.C., to honor top firms in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act arena. This video shows announcement of the finalists and winner in the Practice Group of the Year category.

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