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FCPA: From the Trial Lawyer's Perspective

Litigation counsel Bruce Searby will discuss FCPA policies and procedures at a panel titled "FCPA: From the Trial Lawyer's Perspective" at a Continuing Legal Education seminar sponsored by The Bar Association of San Francisco's Criminal Justice section. The panel will examine FCPA violations, issues that lawyers need to know when trying an FCPA case, strategies for dealing with the lack of clarity in the FCPA during trial and The Africa Sting case. The event will take place on November 8.

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