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Lawyers and legal experts who sell their expertise to foreign businesses investing in Russia, particularly in the natural resources sector, should be raising a public alarm, writes Georgetown law professor Ethan Burger. Despite the massive evidence of corruption, many so-called Russian specialists have for years given testimony in U.S. courts and to Congress -- and, presumably, advice to clients -- downplaying the extent of the problem and its consequences.
August 27, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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