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18 July 2012
Issue: 7523 / Categories: Legal News
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HLE bribery debate

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Solicitor General introduced lively panel debate

This week Khawar Qureshi QC chaired the Halsbury’s Law Exchange debate on combating bribery and corruption in a global business environment, in partnership with Eversheds.

The lively debate featured panellists Peter Binning of Corker Binning, Neill Blundell of Eversheds, Susannah Cogman of Herbert Smith LLP, Felicity Gerry of 36 Bedford Row, Ben Rose of Hickman and Rose, and Satnam Tumani of the Serious Fraud Office. The event was introduced by the Solicitor General, Edward Garnier QC. The event will be uploaded to YouTube in due course.

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