This Privacy Policy describes practices regarding the collection, use and disclosure of the information we collect from and about you when you use Letsserveit’s website that links to this Policy (the “Services”). Avoiding corporate liability for corrupt practices is now critical to business operation, yet many lawyers in the region have had limited experience with international anti-corruption laws and with corporate compliance mechanisms. Our initial roll out of. CEELI recognized a growing demand for such training, particularly for practitioners in Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia. In house advisors are increasingly required to have detailed knowledge of relevant anticorruption statutes, as well as the broader international context in which multi-national corporations must now function. The program is targeted at individuals who have responsibilities for advising their clients or employers on internal corporate compliance. This year, the CEELI Institute launched a new curriculum designed to train practitioners on effective corporate compliance with international anti-corruption standards, including the operation of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), the UK Anti-Bribery Law and the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC). Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Andrew Kramer, New York Times, Moscow Bureau, Jacek Kucharczyk, Institute of Public Affairs, Warsaw, Poland, Marta Pardavi, Co-chair, Hungarian Helsinki Foundation, Budapest, Benjamin Tallis, Institute for International Relations, Prague, Artem Sytnyk, Director, National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU), Ukraine, Judge Marin Mrčela, President of the Council of Europe’s Group of States Against Corruption (GRECO) and Justice of the Supreme Court of Croatia, and Helen Darbishire, Executive Director, Access Info Europe, Spain.

Judge McLachlin was joined by a number of other speakers at the Annual Meeting, including the Hon. Justice McLachlin concluded by noting the work of the Institute in advancing the Rule of Law She stated that “the CEELI Institute stands as a testament that the Rule of Law offers the best way forward.” Justice McLachlin continues to sit on the International Advisory Board of the Institute. She promoted the notion of a shared international value and understanding of the Rule of Law, as something that transcends even national values.

Justice McLachlin spoke eloquently about the current challenges to establishment of the Rule of Law, the trends towards its “unraveling” in certain regions, and the need for effective responses to that trend. Justice McLachlin recently completed her 17 year term as Chief Justice she was the first woman to hold that position, and was also the longest serving Chief Justice of Canada. Beverley McLachlin to Prague, as the keynote speaker for our Annual Meeting in late June. The CEELI Institute was delighted to welcome the Hon.

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