The Anti-Corruption Report recently published a series of interviews with FCPA experts Larry Urgenson, Neil MacBride and John Buretta on best practices for negotiating FCPA settlements with the government.  Their views, drawn from their experience as prosecutors and defense counsel, at times converged and differed on salient points, such as the dynamic self-reporting calculus, how to avoid international double jeopardy and the best ways to make a presentation to the government.  Urgenson is a partner at Mayer Brown who has held key leadership positions at the DOJ; MacBride is a partner at Davis Polk and the former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia; and Buretta is a partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore and a former top official in the DOJ’s Criminal Division who helped to author the DOJ/SEC FCPA Resource Guide.  We synthesize the highlights of their interviews.