Webinars Subscription: Corporate Crime

Part of the Corporate Crime Webinars stream

Introduction

Butterworths Corporate Crime webinars programme offers legal practitioners an opportunity to hear the latest developments and best practice from the leading experts in the field. Designed to convey important relevant information to corporate and criminal lawyers alike, the programme focuses on key areas of topical interest in this rapidly developing field. The new Bribery Act and prosecution guidance will be discussed, with a separate webinar dedicated exclusively to what policies and procedures you should put in place to prevent bribery and corruption.

We will assess the latest developments in money laundering and tax fraud, with
particular emphasis on VAT, as well as the new investigation and prosecution
landscape for serious fraud cases. Two separate webinars will look at confiscation and restraint orders, examining what concepts such as ‘benefit’ and ‘realisable property’ mean and how these orders are obtained.

Each webinar can be viewed from the comfort of your own office either individually or in a group, but don’t worry if you miss one, once broadcast they are available to view on-demand whenever and wherever you choose.

Forthcoming webinars include:

Webinar details


12 month subscription

Location:

At your desk
On your Laptop or PC

Subscription price:

£600

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16 CPD
Hours

Benefits

  • They don't disrupt your working day
  • You can make training fit around fee earning
  • You don't waste time travelling to training
  • You can collect your CPD points when it suits you
  • You can learn from leading experts at your desk
  • You can revisit the material for at least 12 months after the event, again and again
  • Multiple-booking discounts make them extremely cost effective
  • With a 200-year heritage nobody knows the law like Butterworths

Who Should Attend

  • Criminal solicitors
  • Company Lawyers with responsibility for corporate governance
  • Corporate Litigators
  • Criminal Barristers
  • Compliance Officers
  • In-House Counsel
  • Tax Solicitors and Barristers
  • Forensic Accountants
  • Auditors
  • Lawyers and case controllers from the prosecuting authorities, the police, consultants and regulators

Level: Intermediate