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New DOJ Policies Relieve “Catch-22” Pressure on Companies Conducting Cross-Border Investigations

At the same time Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announced that the Justice Department would relax its requirements for companies seeking cooperation credit, by allowing them to identify only those substantially involved in wrongdoing, he also explained changes to deal with conflicts that can be posed by privacy protections and secrecy requirements in some jurisdictions.

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