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Partner Nicolas Brooke and Associate Camille Gravis discuss, in LexisNexis, on the choice of the defense strategy operated by the legal entities in the EDF Bribery Case as well as the consequences thus arising.

The article was published in LexisNexis, 14 February 2020, and can be read here.

Nicolas and Camille address the complexity of choosing a defense strategy which involves a careful assessment of the company’s exposure to the risk of being convicted and other considerations which they will discuss more in depth in the article.

Nicolas Brooke is a partner in the Paris office of Signature Litigation. He has extensive experience in the management of complex and international high stakes litigations. Nicolas specialises in internal investigations and compliance, and advises the Firm’s clients on white-collar crime issues, the implementation of compliance and remedial programmes, crisis management and civil fraud matters.

Camille Gravis specialises in internal investigations and compliance, and advises the Firm’s clients on white-collar crime issues, the implementation of compliance and remedial programmes, crisis management and civil fraud matters. Camille has significant experience in litigation relating to white-collar crimes and corporate compliance. Her experience includes implementing compliance programmes and providing assistance to international corporations in the context of controls by the French Anti-corruption Agency (FAA).

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