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What to watch for when a UK client faces a US probe

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Published on: 21 February 2019
Published by a Law360 reporter

Table of contents

  • Better check your privilege
  • Remember cooperate means cooperate
  • Don't forget to find the driver

Article summary

Law 360, London: Cooperation between British and American authorities has become the new norm, raising the stakes for companies facing a cross-border investigation to keep both sides happy without fostering complications down the road.

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