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ARTICLE · 17 SEPTEMBER 2015

Executives Should Take A Closer Look At Insurance Coverage After New DOJ Policies

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
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Last week, we discussed the memorandum released by the Department of Justice emphasizing the Government's commitment to holding individuals accountable when dealing with corporate wrongdoing.

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Last week, we discussed the memorandum released by the Department of Justice emphasizing the Government's commitment to holding individuals accountable when dealing with corporate wrongdoing. Our colleagues Heidi Lawson and Jacquelyn Burke also examined this memorandum's impact on executives for the Mintz Levin  Securities Matters blog. Executives should remember that their interests do not always match squarely with the company's, and they should take a closer look at their insurance policies to make sure that defense costs for government investigations are covered. Click here to read the full post on Securities Matters.

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