Show notes for This Week in FCPA-Episode 15, for the week ending July 29, 2016 include:

1) Miller & Chevalier — FCPA Summer Review 2016 – 7-28-16

2) NY Law Journal — Does the New FCPA Leniency Program Threaten Due Process? By Nicholas M. De Feis and Philip C. Patterson from De Feis O’Connell & Rose

3) Incentivising companies to self-report: Different approaches in different jurisdictions, but the outcomes are broadly the same — Georgina Jones, Laura Manson and David McCluskey at Taylor Wessing

4) A video blog from Paul Weiss where A-C & FCPA Pilot Chairs Alex Oh & Farrah Berse look at FCPA Pilot Program – New Guidance for Self-Reporting

5) From the FCPA Blog – Richard Bistrong interviews Frank Brown, from The Center for International Private Enterprise – (CIPE). Frank speaks about going from Newsweek Bureau Chief in Moscow to now fighting A-C supply chain risks;

6) Mike Volkov, furthers a conversation he had with me earlier in the week about The Power of a Justice Department Declnation

7) And once more in the breech where myself and Roy Snell go Unfair and Unbalanced on the recent US Open and handling of Dustin Johnson being assessed a 1 stroke penalty

8) Reports on the LATAM FCPA enforcement action. The can be found at http://wp.me/p6DnMo-2FL and http://wp.me/p6DnMo-2FH; and

9) Report on the Petrobras shareholder lawsuit, available at http://wp.me/p6DnMo-2FZ.

Check out this week’s FCPA related events and commentary on This Week in FCPA.

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