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DOJ Alert: New White-Collar Priorities and Stronger Incentives to Self-Report

DOJ sets out new enforcement priorities for corporate and white-collar crime and emphasizes “focus, fairness and efficiency.”...more

Creating an Army of In-House Investigators

In its never-ending war on corporate fraud, the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) has just commissioned a private army to fight as never before. On August 1, the DOJ launched a three-year program to provide financial rewards to...more

Navigating Compliance Trends With a Roadmap to a Corporate Culture of Integrity

The Department of Justice has published — and continues to update and emphasize — a set of practical guidelines on what it views as an effective compliance program and how it makes decisions about bringing charges and...more

DOJ to Prosecutors: Think Twice and Ask Permission Before Charging

Last week, Attorney General Merrick Garland issued a new DOJ charging and sentencing policy memorandum, replacing existing guidance to federal prosecutors in their exercise of prosecutorial discretion. The thrust of the...more

DOJ to Companies: If You Step Up & Own Up, You Might Not Have to Pay Up

Late last year, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced material changes to the way it intended to investigate, prosecute, and resolve corporate cases. The changes were aggressive, leading us to title our update “DOJ’s...more

The SEC Joins DOJ's War on Corporate Offenders

Last week we wrote about the three-pronged attack that the Department of Justice (DOJ) will use to get more aggressive in prosecuting cases and how they punish corporate offenders. Now, the U.S. Securities and Exchange...more

DOJ's Torpedoes Are in the Water: Be Your Own Monitor, or One will Be Appointed for You

Last week, at a gathering of the nation’s top white collar criminal defense attorneys in Miami, Florida, Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco announced material changes to the way the Department of Justice will investigate,...more

DOJ Changes Criminal Policy to Recognize Antitrust Compliance Programs

In a major policy shift, the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice recently announced that it will now credit companies for effective corporate antitrust compliance programs in making charging decisions and penalty...more

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