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FCPA trial almost started, but DOJ’s suspension of new FCPA cases lingers

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Julie DiMauro

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The FCPA enforcement action against Cognizant is going forward despite President Trump’s Executive Order.

Despite President Donald Trump’s pause on foreign bribery enforcement, prosecutors are proceeding to trial in a longstanding corruption case against two former technology executives from a New Jersey professional services company.

As of Monday, jury selection began in a federal courthouse in Newark, NJ, in the trial of Gordon

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