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ABA Antitrust Section Program on New Antitrust Division Compliance Policy

July 25, 2019 by Robert Connolly

The Antitrust Section of the American Bar Association is hosting an August 1, 2019 teleconference on the Antitrust Divisions new policy on Incentivizing Antitrust Compliance Programs.  Below is an ABA description of the program and I’ve provided a link if you care to register.

Wind of Change: The Antitrust Division’s New Guidance for Evaluating Compliance Programs in Criminal Cases

12 PM EDT   August 1, 2019

Recently the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division reversed its longstanding policy and issued new guidance stating that it will evaluate the effectiveness of corporate antitrust compliance programs at the charging and penalty phases of criminal investigations. In this program, experienced antitrust practitioners and a DOJ prosecutor will shed light on the practical implications of this new policy for corporate parties seeking to manage their antitrust risk.

Attendees are invited to submit questions for the panelists to address to the attention of Alicia Downey, co-chair of the Compliance & Ethics Committee, at [email protected].

Click here for a link to the program announcement and registration.

Thanks for reading.

Bob Connolly

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The US Supreme Court has called cartels "the supreme evil of antitrust." Price fixing and bid rigging may not be all that evil as far as supreme evils go, but an individual can get 10 years in jail and corporations can be fined hundreds of millions of dollars. This blog will provide news, insight and analysis of the world of cartels based on the many years my colleagues and I have as former feds with the Antitrust Division, USDOJ.

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