Bribery Bill warning for directors law rushed through Parliament could see bosses prosecuted for 'failure to prevent bribery'

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Lewis, Mark

Language: English Series: Construction News ; 7163 15 April 2010, 14(1)Publication details: 2010Subject(s):

Summary: Lawyers warn directors of construction firms to radically re-organise their businesses to ensure they adhere to the new legislation; key facts summary of the Bribery Act

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Lawyers warn directors of construction firms to radically re-organise their businesses to ensure they adhere to the new legislation; key facts summary of the Bribery Act

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