Foreign Extortion Prevention Act: What US Entities Should Know and Why It's Relevant Today

18 Sep , 2024

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The program is framed as a check in since the FEPA was enacted. Our proposed agenda is to start with a broad introduction to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and major FCPA litigation in order to contextualize FEPA and how FEPA fills gaps left by the pre-existing statutory framework. We’d then do an in-depth overview of the FEPA and its reach, review early enforcement actions (if any) discuss the recent amendments to FEPA, and wrap up with a discussion as to why FEPA is relevant to US entities / what steps should be taken to ensure compliance and where we are trending on foreign anti-corruption practices.

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