As corporations recognize that expanding their business operations to developing countries gives them strategic growth opportunities, they are also positioning themselves for increased regulatory, financial and operational risks–and the scrutiny that comes with them. Tough anti-corruption legislation by countries outside of the U.S. and newly created regulatory bodies are steadily surfacing to ensure that multi-national companies do not partake of inappropriate activities. The increased globalization holds implications for how companies tackle these investigations, particularly those involving multi-language review. With an understanding of the potential challenges, along with a measure of planning, legal teams can better prepare for—and simplify–foreign language review.