MSS's Ilana Haramati Contributes to Chambers White-Collar Crime 2026 Global Practice Guide

Meister Seelig & Schuster, PLLC is proud to highlight Ilana Haramati’s contribution to Chambers White-Collar Crime 2026 Global Practice Guide, an international resource featuring insights from leading practitioners on the evolving legal and regulatory landscape of white-collar crime across nearly 30 jurisdictions.

In her contribution, Ilana examines key developments shaping corporate crime enforcement, including the expansion of corporate criminal liability, cross-border investigations, cryptocurrency-related offences, deferred prosecution agreements, anti-money laundering measures, and the growing emphasis on corporate self-reporting and whistle-blower protections.

As enforcement agencies expand their investigative powers and international co-operation grows, businesses face increasing pressure to identify risks, maintain appropriate whistle-blowing procedures and respond appropriately to potential misconduct. The guide offers valuable perspectives on these developments and their implications for companies, executives, and legal practitioners.

Click here to read Ilana’s contribution to Chambers and Partners’ White-Collar Crime 2026 Global Practice Guide.