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    Mar 23

    We've secured a landmark victory to make the legislative process more open. Documents relating to meetings between the European Commission, Parliament and Council can no longer be kept secret. Read more about the major development here:

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  2. Apr 3

    Extreme 3rd party funding agreements- now on the cards? Check out our new blog post here:

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  3. Mar 23

    Freshfields New York partner Valerie Ford Jacob was a panellist at yesterday's conference, alongside CEOs, editors and founders from , , , , and more. Valerie spoke on consolidation in the media industry:

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    Mar 22

    . is advising tyre company Michelin on its £1.2bn deal with Fenner

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  5. Mar 21

    What are the 10 foreign countries most frequently involved in US corporate criminal prosecutions? Find out more about corporate criminal investigations in our guide:

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  6. Mar 20

    What does a corporate criminal investigation look like from top to tail? Ben Morgan gives us his insight on working with prosecutors.

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  7. Mar 20

    There has been over $21.5billion paid out in US corporate criminal cases – find out why in our guide:

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  8. Mar 16

    Are enforcement agencies willing to collaborate to bring a global investigation to a close together? Dan Braun explains how it can help to co-operate with an on-going investigation.

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  9. Mar 16

    As prosecutors crack down on corporate crime and international co-operation between authorities is on the rise, check out our report to find out what these developments mean for global business:

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    Mar 15

    Few expected Broadcom's takeover of Qualcomm to end so abruptly. It was only a few months ago that Trump hosted Broadcom's CEO at the WH. Here is a useful write-up on the decision to block the deal and what it means for CFIUS going forward.

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  11. Mar 15

    What drives prosecutors to pursue criminal investigations against companies? White collar crime expert, Sandy Baggett talks about police powers in Asia and the pursuit of corporate criminals.

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  12. Mar 15

    Global companies are increasingly being pursued under criminal law to be held accountable for corporate misconduct. With 275 years of looking ahead, Freshfields is excited to present our latest analysis on corporate criminal law.

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  13. Mar 9

    Which business and human rights issues are priorities for your organisation? Take our poll and check out our new report on the five main trends to watch here:

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    Mar 9

    Female associates from , , , , and on the mentors spurring their careers forward

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    Mar 8

    The EU's Fintech Action Plan: A lot planned but not much action (yet) by Eugene McQuaid

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  19. Mar 8

    Happy International Women's Day! To mark the day, we'll be sharing some thoughts from the inspirational women here at Freshfields.

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    Mar 8

    Fantastic turnout at this mornings

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