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DOJ Issues Guidance to Aid in Corporate Accountability

Jessica Sleater
Sep 14, 2015
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The Department of Justice issued guidance to help investigations and to assist in holding individuals accountable in cases of corporate wrongdoing by offering certain credit for cooperation. Click here to read more.

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