Bristol-Myers Squibb pays $14 million to resolve China FCPA offenses

By Richard L. Cassin, Published on The FCPA Blog on October 5th, 2015 The Securities and Exchange Commission said Monday that Bristol-Myers Squibb agreed to settle charges that its joint venture in China made cash payments and provided other benefits to health care providers at state-owned and state-controlled hospitals in exchange for prescription sales. –…

Attorney General Lynch: New evidence and more charges in FIFA graft case

By Richard L. Cassin, Published on The FCPA Blog on September 15th, 2015. U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Monday the investigation into graft at FIFA has expanded and she anticipates “pursuing additional charges against individuals and entities.” [ Read More ] Related Event    ACI’s 32nd International Conference on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act  is scheduled for…

China amends its Criminal Law: Impact on anti-bribery enforcement

By Eric Carlson and Ping An, Published on The FCPA Blog on September 1st, 2015. On August 29, China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) adopted a slate of amendments to the country’s Criminal Law . . .  [ Read More ] Related Event: The American Conference Institute’s fourth annual Asia-Pacific Summit on Anti-Corruption, Compliance and Risk Management will address innovations…

FCPA Enforcement’s Latin American Specialists

Guest entry by Matteson Ellis More than any other FCPA enforcement office in the United States, Miami’s DOJ and SEC teams have developed a specialization in Latin America. They work cases like Alcatel, Stryker, Ralph Lauren, and Direct Access Partners, each with an important Latin American component. They benefit from language capabilities in Spanish, Portuguese, and…