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MAYER BROWN’S MICHAEL VOLKOV ON CORPORATE CRIMINAL LIABILITY Mayer Brown partner Michael Volkov says – yes. And in recent weeks, he has taken to his blog – Corruption, Crime and Compliance – and to his Twitter account – @mikevolkov20 – with articles such as: Are Prosecutors Pushing the Envelope Too Far? Questioning Corporate Criminal Liability, and FCPA Investigations: How Far Can the Justice Department Reach? “There has been a lot of controversy surrounding criminal liability for corporations,” Volkov told Corporate Crime Reporter in an interview last week. “Is it fair to impose criminal liability on corporations?”
FOREIGN FIRMS PLEAD GUILTY MORE, FINED MORE THAN US FIRMS, STUDY FINDS Federal prosecution of foreign based corporations is on the rise. And foreign firms are treated on the whole differently than U.S. based multinationals. Big U.S. based corporations tend to get deferred and non prosecution agreements. Foreign firms, on the other hand, tend to plead guilty to their crimes.
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