The ACI 42nd Annual FCPA and Global Anti‑Corruption Conference this week delivered twin signals: an intensification of enforcement risk in trade and tariff compliance, and a firm warning from DOJ to outside counsel about public commentary, suggesting reputational and perhaps prosecutorial consequences for perceived disloyalty to the department narrative.
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