Is the DOJ Picking on Non-U.S. Companies and Individuals?
18 June 2014
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David W. Simon
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Partner David Simon published a guest post on the FCPA Professor blog on June 18, 2014. The post is titled “Is The DOJ Picking on Non-U.S. Companies and Individuals?” and raises questions about DOJ’s extra-territorial enforcement record.
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