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ARTICLE · 23 MAY 2022

The Guide To Monitorships – Third Edition

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"In an era when monitorships have become a regular tool of law enforcement, this guide provides critical insights for any private practitioner, government lawyer, senior executive or general counsel

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

Jenner & Block Partners Anthony S. Barkow, Neil M. Barofsky, and firm chair Thomas J. Perrelli are editors of the third edition of Global Investigations Review's Guide to Monitorships, a leading resource for practitioners in the area. They, along with Partners Erin R. Schrantz, Matthew D. Cipolla, and Michael W. Ross,are co-authors of several sections of the book. The five-part guide covers all aspects of monitorships through in-depth analysis and first-hand perspectives of the key issues.

In the Introduction, Mr. Barkow - co-chair of Jenner & Block's Investigations, Compliance, and Defense Practice and managing partner of its New York office - and Mr. Ross discuss the historical roots of the corporate monitor and how that role has evolved over time. "In an era when monitorships have become a regular tool of law enforcement, this guide provides critical insights for any private practitioner, government lawyer, senior executive or general counsel, or board member

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