ArticleVictims of fraud: who do you speak to first – lawyer or police?Civil remedies, rather than police intervention, are often the best methods to maximise your asset recovery options.AustraliaCriminal LawMadgwicks
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Article9 things you need to know about the FIFA corruption scandalIf you haven't had time to follow the media reports, here are nine things to know about the FIFA corruption scandal.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentKordaMentha
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ArticleManaging internal fraud – what should businesses consider?Businesses must minimise opportunities for internal fraud by planning to manage any suspicions or allegations of fraud.AustraliaCriminal LawMcCullough Robertson
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ArticleUpdate on bounty for whistleblowers regime development in the United KingdomThe UK is considering financially incentivizing whistleblowers in cases of fraud, bribery and corruption.AustraliaCriminal LawNorton Rose Fulbright Australia
Article"It’s criminal!" The criminalization of antitrust continues across the worldThe reach of criminal enforcement for anti-competitive agreements grows ever wider and more severe around the world.AustraliaAntitrust/Competition LawNorton Rose Fulbright Australia
ArticleProtect your school from fraudPrevent fraudulent activity by ensuring that your systems are appropriate and risk management processes are in place.AustraliaConsumer ProtectionMoore Australia
ArticleDisqualified Directors InsightsA brief summary of the various circumstances in that a director banning or disqualification might occur.AustraliaCorporate/Commercial LawCathro & Partners
ArticleAustralian Government Announces Proposal For New Federal Corruption WatchdogIt represents a further manifestation of a crackdown on corporate wrongdoing in Australia. AustraliaCriminal LawJones Day
ArticleFraudulent CTP Claims: A Ticket To PrisonAustralian CTP Scheme administrators are seeking stricter punishments for fraudulent and misleading conduct, with a recent NSW prosecution resulting in a 16-month prison sentence. The decision highlights a broader shift towards stronger enforcement and a clear deterrent for fraudulent claimants.AustraliaCriminal LawBarry Nilsson
ArticleHow to detect a lie in a fraud investigationTo avoid a direct lie, a fraudster may try hedging, omitting crucial facts, or feigning forgetfulness and ignorance.AustraliaCriminal LawKordaMentha
ArticleLawyer X Royal Commission makes recommendations for changes in Victorian police force the The Royal Commission into the use of Nicola Gobbo (Lawyer X) as a police informant has delivered its final report.AustraliaCriminal LawSydney Criminal Lawyers
ArticleLegal liability when your business email has been hackedThe key to preventing cybercrime is to ensure that both ends of a transaction implement sufficient checks and balances. AustraliaCriminal LawSource Legal
ArticleNew false accounting offences bolsters bribery toolbox for Australian Federal PoliceThese new false accounting crimes have significant consequences for Australian corporations, employees and contractors.AustraliaCriminal LawNorton Rose Fulbright Australia
ArticleQuarterly update: Corporate crime, anti-bribery and corruption in AustraliaAfter a long wait, the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is established and will operate from mid-2023.AustraliaCriminal LawHolding Redlich