Justice: New Safe Harbor Policy

Justice: New Safe Harbor Policy

The Deputy AG announced new Safe Harbor policy for VSDs that are made in connection with mergers and acquisitions. This was during the remarks that Lisa Monaco gave at the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics' 22nd Annual Compliance and Ethics Institute.
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