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William M. Sullivan, Jr. Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

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Foreign authorities are cracking down on corruption *

USA - May 13 2013
The pace of international law enforcement cooperation in the anti-corruption setting has quickened since 2009. Even so, there is a widespread…

Co-authors: Ryan R. Sparacino, Stephen S. Asay .


Compliance world tour China - webcast | Podcast *

China - April 26 2013
This webcast looks at the compliance and regulatory risks of doing business in China, and will discuss: Challenges and risks of doing business in…

Co-authors: (Henry) Hong Liu , Thomas M. Shoesmith.


New FCPA guidance provides insight into government’s view of corporate compliance *

USA - November 20 2012
On November 14, 2012, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act “Resource Guide” (the “Guidance”) was finally published, and at well over 100 pages, it consti-tutes a “non-binding informal summary” of various statutes, U.S. Department of Justice pronouncements and opinion releases, enforcement actions and settlements.

Co-authors: Ryan R. Sparacino, Mark R. Hellerer, G. Derek Andreson, John A. McMillan.


Commercial bribery: what GCs should know about the Achilles heel of anti-bribery law *

USA - March 9 2012
In recent years, the Department of Justice has paid little attention to domestic commercial bribery, instead focusing its efforts on bribes paid to foreign officials in violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Co-authors: Ryan R. Sparacino, Wesley M. Spowhn, G. Derek Andreson, Robert J. Nolan.


12 tips on how to build a comprehensive anti-corruption compliance program *

United Kingdom, USA - November 15 2011
In light of the dramatic expansion of anti-corruption enforcement activities in the United States in the past decade, as well as the recent emergence of an even more aggressive regime in the United Kingdom, companies must establish and maintain credible anti-corruption programs to protect against the risks inherent in doing business in today's global economy.

Co-authors: G. Derek Andreson.