Litigation
Jan. 31, 2014
Justice Department, in-house lawyers spar over enforcement priorities
Both sides disagreed about the scope and impact of the government's role in policing corporate activities during a discussion at Northwestern Law School's Security Regulation Conference.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
CORONADO - Senior Securities and Exchange Commission and Justice Department officials sparred with top in-house lawyers about enforcement priorities in both criminal and civil actions this week, disagreeing about the scope and impact of the government's role in policing corporate activities.
Criminal prosecutions of companies got an especially scathing review from Bradford A. Berenson, General Elec...
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