Option Droit & Affaires’ round tables: Economic sovereignty versus extraterritoriality of law – Option Droit & Affaires, June 2020

 

In recent years, the US sanctions imposed on French and European companies have regularly made the headlines. Although the Sapin 2 law, and its arsenal of anti-corruption measures, is aimed in particular at responding to the extraterritorial nature of American justice, the issue of economic and legal sovereignty remains unresolved.

Eight experts share their experiences and proposals on this issue.

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