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Toward an Interest Group Theory of Foreign Anti-Corruption Laws
Sean J. Griffith & Thomas H. Lee · University of Illinois Law Review · August 20, 2019

This article explains observed patterns of enactment and enforcement of foreign anti-corruption laws and generates predictions concerning the efficacy of such laws based on the extraterritorial operations of multi-national businesses. It also suggests a limitation on the spread of such laws into countries with few or no multinational corporations and, therefore, no realistic extraterritorial enforcement risk.


  • THE GUIDE TO CORPORATE CRISIS MANAGEMENT, FOURTH EDITION
    December 15, 2021

    To help leaders plan for and manage a range of complex and multifaceted crisis situations, for the fourth year, Sullivan & Cromwell has collaborated with Latin Lawyer and other global organizations and law firms to produce The Guide to Corporate Crisis Management, Fourth Edition. The Guide gathers the perspectives of dozens of lawyers and other crisis management professionals and presents practical strategies for business leaders across a variety of jurisdictions, disciplines, and practices areas.
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S&C CRITICAL INSIGHTS: ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICY UPDATES FROM THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION · JUN 17, 2021


Aisling O’Shea, co-head of the Firm’s FCPA and Anti-Corruption Group, and Kamil Shields, both members of the Firm’s Criminal Defense and Investigation Group, discuss recent policy statements from the Biden administration on its fight against corruption as a core national security priority. Aisling and Kamil provide an overview of the administration’s recent National Security Study Memorandum, the formation of task forces to operate in the Northern Triangle region, and recent G7 and US/EU statements on collective action from member nations against corruption.