Search results

Order by most recent / most popular / relevance

Results: 1-10 of 23

A fiery dissertation - the third conviction under the UK Bribery Act 2010

Reed Smith LLP
-
United Kingdom
-
April 30 2013

On 23 April 2013, Mr Yang Li was the third individual to be convicted under the UK Bribery Act 2010 after he attempted to bribe his tutor. Mr Li, a

Third individual convicted under the Bribery Act 2010

CMS Cameron McKenna
-
United Kingdom
-
April 24 2013

On 23 April 2013, Mr Yang Li, a Chinese student who had been studying at the University of Bath, pleaded guilty to bribery under section 1 of the

Prison officers allegedly took bribes from newspapers

Dorsey & Whitney LLP
-
United Kingdom
-
August 21 2012

Two high security prison officers at separate jails have been arrested for allegedly taking thousands of pounds in bribes from the media

Former prison officer arrested for alleged bribes

Dorsey & Whitney LLP
-
United Kingdom
-
July 19 2012

A former prison officer and three others have been arrested for allegedly making payments to public officials

Two African subsidaries of Oxford University Press blacklisted

Dorsey & Whitney LLP
-
United Kingdom
-
July 19 2012

Oxford University Press’ Kenyan and Tanzanian subsidiaries allegedly made improper payments to government officials in relation to the supply of school books

ICGN political contributions best practice guidelines echo UK Bribery Act principles

McDermott Will & Emery
-
Global, United Kingdom
-
March 27 2012

The International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN) has published best practice guidelines on political contributions (the Guidelines

Sentences handed down in MOD corruption case

Dentons
-
United Kingdom
-
March 16 2012

Belfast Crown Court has handed down sentences to four individuals in a case in which corrupt payments were made to civil servants in the Ministry of Defence to show favour for the tendering and continuation of CCTV contracts in Northern Ireland valued at £16.2 million

The cost of fraud against local authorities

Cobbetts LLP
-
United Kingdom
-
February 29 2012

A local authority councillor has been imprisoned for housing benefit fraud one of a number of types of fraud which is estimated to cost councils £2.1 billion per year