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Harry Cassin
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Andy Spalding
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Jessica Tillipman
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Richard L. Cassin
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Elizabeth K. Spahn
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Cody Worthington
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Julie DiMauro
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Thomas Fox
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Marc Alain Bohn
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Bill Waite
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Shruti J. Shah
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Russell A. Stamets
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Richard Bistrong
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Eric Carlson
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Bill Steinman
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Image courtesy of the University of Richmond Law SchoolThe University of Richmond Anti-Corruption Research Team is proud to announce the release of our ebook, “Olympic Anti-Corruption Report: Brazil and the Rio 2016 Games.”… Continue Reading
We’re pleased to announce the updated University of Richmond Anti-Bribery Research Guide.
The Research Guide organizes a wide array of online resources concerning international anti-bribery law. We have tabs on the FCPA, UK Bribery Act, OECD Convention, UNCAC, and a variety of research guides, rankings, training materials, and practical guidance.… Continue Reading
My thanks to Professor Andy Spalding and his students from the University of Richmond School of Law for undertaking the Rio 2016 project and executing it with dedication and enthusiasm. I hope it becomes a model for law students around the globe.… Continue Reading
The Richmond Journal of Global Law & Business is now accepting articles for publication in its annual bribery and corruption survey.
If you would like to submit an article for consideration, or discuss the possibility, please contact Stephanie Rich ([email protected]… Continue Reading
In this multi-part series, we’re addressing questions related to corruption leading up to the XXXI Olympic Games in Rio. The Olympic Games require a vast amount of equipment, supplies, and services to be a success, and Rio 2016 is no exception.… Continue Reading
Eight law students at the University of Richmond need your help. As part of a year-long course called “Brazil, Corruption, and the 2016 Summer Olympics,” they’re taking a research trip to Sao Paulo and Rio De Janeiro this spring.… Continue Reading
The University of Richmond’s Journal of Global Law & Business is proud to announce its annual Corruption Issue. In this series of posts, each co-authored by a UR law student and Professor Andy Spalding, we’ll introduce this year’s articles and invite submissions for next year’s issue.… Continue Reading
The University of Richmond’s Journal of Global Law & Business is proud to announce its annual Corruption Issue. In this series of posts, each co-authored by a UR law student and Professor Andy Spalding, we’ll introduce this year’s articles and invite submissions for next year’s issue.… Continue Reading
The University of Richmond’s Journal of Global Law & Business is proud to announce its annual Corruption Issue. In this series of posts, each co-authored by a UR law student and Professor Andy Spalding, we’ll introduce this year’s articles and invite submissions for next year’s issue.… Continue Reading
Earlier this week we talked about Our Lists under the Archive tab in the top menu of the FCPA Blog. Today we want to remind readers of the University of Richmond Online Anti-Bribery Research Guide that can also be found under the Archive tab in the top menu, pictured left.… Continue Reading
The University of Richmond Journal of Global Law & Business seeks papers for an annual Anti-Bribery Law issue.
The journal is building a tradition. We plan to publish an anti-bribery issue each year containing articles, commentaries, updates and related anti-bribery research. … Continue Reading
Not too long ago we announced the new University of Richmond Research Guide, a free online tool for conducting anti-bribery research. And we’d now like to thank the many readers who have suggested valuable additions.… Continue Reading