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Nazarian International Law Office advises clients on a comprehensive range of legal matters related to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and other applicable international anti-corruption laws.

Addressing each specific FCPA-related issue meticulously and diligently is an integral part of our practice.

Our services include, but are not limited to, the following:

 

Corporate Compliance Policies and Internal Accounting Controls

  • Drafting handbooks and developing customized FCPA and anti-corruption compliance policy tailored to company’s specific industry and risk environment

  • Evaluating and revising existing anti-bribery and internal controls policies and procedures in accordance with latest FCPA enforcement actions and developments

  • Ongoing adjustment of policies in line with company’s progress and expansion of overseas operations

  • Optimizing policies and internal control mechanisms to identify, quantify, and mitigate potential FCPA-related risks in transactions with third-party vendors and service providers

 

International Mergers & Acquisitions

  • Conducting global internal investigations and pre-merger due diligence

  • Focused audits and assessment of potential international joint venture partners 

  • Ensuring post-merger compliance of resulting contractual agreements with FCPA provisions

  • Advising and opining on the adequacy of due diligence conducted by other parties

FCPA Anti-Bribery and Accounting Provisions Training  

  • Conducting training for all management levels and functions

  • Applying a flexible approach tailored to each company’s specific risk profile and industry

  • Interactive web-based as well as on-site training methods

  • Post-training assessment to measure the proficiency of employees

 

 

Nazarian International maintains professional and personal relationships with top-tier attorneys and local law firms around the world. This solid network of local counsels provides our clients with additional access and benefits when dealing with cross-border transactions and multijurisdictional matters. 

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