Prosecution of corporations for overseas bribery will continue at a healthy clip in 2014, with increasing criminal penalties and more cooperation from other countries, according to new Foreign Corrupt Practices Act reports from three New York City law firms.
The studies released this week include Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher’s “Year-End 2013 FCPA Update“; Hughes Hubbard & Reed’s “FCPA/Anti-Bribery 2013 Alert“; and Shearman & Sterling’s “FCPA Digest—Recent Trends and Patterns in the Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act,” along with the firm’s full annual review of 2013 FCPA cases.
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