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‘How to’ guides are short, practical guides which identify the steps to be taken and issues to be considered by corporate crime lawyers when undertaking a variety of key tasks. These guides are likely to be particularly useful for in-house lawyers, junior lawyers and law students. Each guide includes links to more detailed related content.

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