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White-Collar Crime 2025

Kirkland lawyers Emily Hughes, Charles Kalil, Cori Lable and Ryan Raybould authored the USA: Law & Practice chapter in the sixth edition of the Chambers and Partners White-Collar Crime Global Practice Guide, with additional support from Kirkland lawyers Tucker Ring and Brian Walsh.

The Chambers and Partners White-Collar Crime Global Practice Guide compiles the analysis and opinions of leading practitioners from over 20 jurisdictions to provide readers with an overview of the various regulatory systems in the field of white-collar crime, practical guidance on the application and enforcement of these laws, and insight into future developments.

Topics covered in the USA: Law and Practice chapter include, among others:

  • Legal framework, such as the classification of criminal offenses, statute of limitations, and corporate and personal liability;
  • Recent case law and latest developments;
  • Enforcement authorities in the U.S., the initiation and powers of investigation, the use of technology in investigations, and deferred prosecution agreements;
  • White-collar offenses, including insider dealing, tax fraud, sanctions violations, cybercrimes, and the violation of various statutes, including the FCPA, RICO, and the Sherman Act;
  • Common defenses and exceptions, including voluntary self-disclosure and whistleblower protections; and
  • Key trends and future outlook.

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