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09-11-2015, 04:28 AM
New U.S. prosecution policy is recipe for corporate conflict: lawyers
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Company executives may be quicker to hire lawyers and less likely to cooperate with investigations because of a renewed push by U.S. prosecutors to put individuals in prison instead of only levying big fines on corporations that break the law, lawyers with expertise in white-collar crime cases said.
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