The U.S Department of Justice has promised guidance on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Actbut it never promised when it would deliver.
November 09, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Here at CorpCounsel.com, weve been waiting to tell you all about hotly anticipated guidance from the U.S Department of Justice on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Actthe law that prohibits bribery abroad and has led to more than $3 billion in settlements from corporations.
If youve also been awaiting the DOJ guidance, the latest news (or lack thereof) is: the wait continues.
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