Record-Setting Enforcement Action Against Siemens Offers Lessons in Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Compliance
March 16, 2009
BNA’s Prevention of Corporate Liability (March 16, 2009) features David Simon and Mike Koehler’s examination of the record-setting Siemen’s corruption case.
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