On October 21, 2019, Global Investigations Review quoted Bruce Searby defending the attorney-client privilege against alleged government encroachment in an article titled: “Ex-CEO’s ‘careless disclosure’ waived privilege, says DOJ.”
Wall Street Journal Quotes Bruce Searby On Walmart FCPA Case
On June 28, 2019, the Wall Street Journal ran an article on the recent settlement by the U.S. Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission of a case against Walmart for FCPA violations in several countries. The article quoted Searby LLP partner Bruce Searby on Bruce Searby as a former trial attorney in the Justice Department’s FCPA unit, on how the dispute shows the Justice Department and a company can have different views on what cooperation means in practice.
Bruce Searby Speaks On Anti-Corruption Enforcement to Brazilian Prosecutors at AU's Washington College of Law
On June 13, 2019, continuing a series of appearances as guest faculty, Bruce Searby spoke about topics of U.S. anti-corruption enforcement to Brazilian prosecutors of the Ministerio Publico Federal attending a program put on by the American University's Washington College of Law. Other speakers that week came the federal bench, DOJ Criminal Division, and the FBI.
Panel On Prosecutorial Discretion In Political Cases, Organized by Searby LLP, Draws Intense Discussion, NPR Coverage
On March 14, 2019, Searby LLP and Washington College of Law co-hosted a panel attended by leading members of the white collar bar in which speakers Abbe Lowell, Bob Bennett, Rob Cary, Mary Pat Brown, and US District Judge Peter Messitte discussed the topic “Prosecutorial Discretion, Neutrality & Ethics In an Age of Politicization.” Prof. Nancy Boswell of WCL introduced the panel, and Edmund Searby moderated the discussion. National Public Radio’s Justice Department correspondent Carrie Johnson, in attendance, reported at length on the panelists’ remarks in the story linked below.
Bruce Searby quoted in Global Investigations Review
On February 15, 2019, Global Investigations Review quoted partner Bruce Searby on the manner in which the DOJ fulfilled policy aims in its FCPA enforcement actions in the Cognizant case.
Panel to discuss prosecutorial discretion, moderated by Ned Searby
On March 14, 2019, Searby LLP and American University’s Washington College of Law will host a panel of eminent DC legal figures, to include Bob Bennett (Schertler & Onorato), Rob Cary (Williams & Connolly), US Attorney for the District of Columbia Jessie Liu, Abbe Lowell (Winston & Strawn), and Judge Peter Messitte of the US District Court for the District of Maryland. The panel, moderated by Ned Searby, will discuss “Prosecutorial Discretion In an Age of Politicization.” For information, contact info@searby.law.
Bruce Searby quoted by The Anti-Corruption Report on FCPA settlement
On October 3, 2018, Bruce Searby’s views on the recent settlement of FCPA charges by conglomerate UTC were quoted in The Ant-Corruption Report.
FCPA Professor interviews Bruce Searby on podcast
Mike Koehler, aka the FCPA Professor, interviewed Searby LLP partner Bruce Searby on the podcast "FCPA Flash" concerning the recent DOJ and SEC resolutions of Credit Suisse's so-called "hiring" case.
Bruce Searby's takeaways from recent FCPA resolutions appear in Law360
In a guest column solicited by the legal trade publication Law360, titled "FCPA Liability for Hiring Practices Gains New Credence," Bruce Searby analyzes the enforcement trend the Credit Suisse case represents, as well as its key facts, legal underpinnings, and other issues.
Bruce Searby to train Peruvian anti-corruption judges and other members of the justice sector.
As part of the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, Bruce Searby will lead three days of training in Lima, Peru from May 30 to June 1, 2018 in a program entitled "Specialized Workshop on Crimes against Public Administration - Corruption of Officials." The program is for the benefit of Peru's special anti-corruption judges, as well as prosecutors, police, and defense attorneys.