An in-depth look at how City law firms are following the example of US rivals and pushing into white-collar crime, as well as contributed articles from Kingsley Napley, White & Case, Gibson Dunn and Sullivan & Cromwell...
October 26, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Making crime pay – As regulators and prosecutors take a harder line on corporate fraud, City law firms are following US rivals by pushing into white-collar crime. Helen Mooney and Alex Novarese report
Negotiated justice? – After years of debate – and despite a hostile judiciary – pressure is building to bring plea bargaining into mainstream UK fraud prosecution. But don’t expect an easy ride, says Kingsley Napley’s Michael Caplan QC
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