A co-ordinated drive by western Governments to clamp down on corruption is raising the stakes for companies that breach international ethical standards, Norton Rose litigation partner Sam Eastwood has warned in the fifth of a series of legalweek.com videos on crisis management. Speaking in the latest episode of Legal Week Crisis Management Q&A in association with Norton Rose, Eastwood (pictured) says that a series of cases are putting the spotlight on anti-corruption measures.
November 26, 2008 at 09:59 AM
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A co-ordinated drive by western Governments to clamp down on corruption is raising the stakes for companies that breach international ethical standards, Norton Rose litigation partner Sam Eastwood has warned in the fifth of a series of legalweek.com videos on crisis management.
Speaking in the latest episode of Legal Week Crisis Management Q&A in association with Norton Rose, Eastwood (pictured) says that a series of cases are putting the spotlight on anti-corruption measures.
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