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A Primer on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and Anti-Corruption Issues for Healthcare and Life Science Companies, Part III: Defensive Strategies in Conducting an FCPA Compliance Investigation and Responding to a Government Inquiry 

Thursday, July 14, 2011 This webinar series is brought to you by the Fraud and Abuse Practice Group, and is co-sponsored by the Healthcare Liability and Litigation, Hospitals and Health Systems, Life Sciences, and Teaching Hospitals and Academic Medical Centers Practice Groups.

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Part III of this series will focus on the following topics:

  • Strategies for making the preliminary assessment of a potential anti-corruption issue
  • When to get outside help
  • Best practices in conducting interviews with current employees
  • Protecting the attorney-client and work product privileges
  • How European privacy laws impact the company’s records and requests for information
  • To disclose or not to disclose the company’s findings to U.S. or foreign authorities
  • Responding to U.S. and/or foreign government investigations

Learn more about Part I or Part II.

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