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New anti-corruption laws are taking hold in Latin America, and GCs, even those based in the United States, should take note.
April 19, 2018 at 12:36 PM
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The past five years have seen an explosion of corruption scandals in Latin America, leading to ousted presidents, investigations of government officials and a lot of new laws.
Yet corporate legal leaders with operations in Latin America are often confused by or unaware of the massive anti-corruption law changes in the region. That’s why global law firm network Lex Mundi recently published its first Anti-Corruption Compliance Guide for Latin America.
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