At the center of the biggest compliance struggles and scariest risks that companies face today is avoiding charges under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and other anticorruption laws around the world. For in-house counsel, making sure that the company isn’t caught up in bribery and corruption overseas is a difficult task on its own—and doing it in one or more foreign languages is even more daunting.
A new white paper from translation solutions company Merrill Brink International has practical advice for companies that need to localize their compliance language around the world. “From ‘Detect’ to ‘Prevent’: Translation Solutions as a Preventative Tool in Your Anticorruption Program” tells companies that they need to take translating for local markets seriously, and should seriously consider bringing on board a certified language service provider (LSP).
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