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Cadwalader partner Martin Weinstein was featured as a guest on the March 6 episode of Bloomberg Law's "On the Merits" podcast, speaking about the recent executive order pausing the initiation of new investigations under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
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Cadwalader partner Martin
Weinstein was featured as a guest on the March 6 episode of
Bloomberg Law's "On the Merits" podcast,
speaking about the recent executive order pausing the initiation of
new investigations under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
President Trump recently signed an executive order pausing the
initiation of new FCPA investigations while the attorney general
works on new guidelines. The FCPA, which aims to prevent US
businesses from using bribery to win foreign business, has been
increasingly enforced over the last couple decades.
In the podcast, Martin discusses the impacts of the law and the
possible future effects on business if enforcement is stopped or
lessened.
Listen to the episode on Spotify
here (subscription required).
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