DOJ considers "carrots" for leniency applicants

Pallavi Guniganti

05 May 2017

Brent Snyder at the International Cartel Workshop in Tokyo

The Department of Justice’s antitrust division is looking at ways to ensure that companies that plead guilty and obtain leniency still have an incentive to cooperate, even as they face follow-on damages claims.

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