Hoskins I, II, III: Implications for the FCPA and White-Collar Criminal Law

September 12, 2022  |  New York Law Journal

In recent years, the question of who can properly be charged with bribery under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) has been sharply contested. In our latest article for the New York Law Journal, “Hoskins I, II, III: Implications for the FCPA and White-Collar Criminal Law,” we analyze the decade-long prosecution of Lawrence Hoskins and discuss how court decisions arising from that prosecution will likely affect FCPA and white-collar cases in the future. 

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