Federal prosecutors ought to be clearer about what help they can provide to companies having issues with corporate monitors assigned to them as part of settlements with the Department of Justice.
That’s the gist of new internal DoJ guidance, detailed in a May 25 Memo written by Acting Deputy Attorney General Gary Grindler, which says federal prosecutors should better explain to companies what role the Department could play in resolving any disputes between a monitor and a corporation by including dispute resolution language in those agreements.
