Over the past several years, Germany has continuously enhanced its anti-corruption legislation, focusing on fighting specific forms of corruption and extending its reach to foreign officials. In a guest article, Benno Schwarz, a partner in Gibson Dunn’s Munich office, and associates Jutta Wiedemann and Lukas Inhoffen discuss the current anti-corruption legal regime in Germany, some notable corruption-related cases and what companies can expect from enforcement and new legislation going forward. See “A Comparison of Anti-Bribery Laws in the U.S., U.K., China, Germany and India” (Feb. 5, 2014).