This month brought additional guidance from DOJ, this time the much-anticipated compliance guidance on compensation structures to incentivize compliance and the use of personal devices and messaging apps to engage in business communications. The guidance was announced by the Deputy Attorney General (DAG) Lisa Monaco at the ABA’s 38th Annual National Institute on White Collar Crime. Criminal Division Assistant Attorney General (AAG) Kenneth Polite provided greater detail in his keynote address at the same conference. The guidance comes in two forms: (1) a new Criminal Division three-year “pilot program” that will include clawbacks and compensation structures as requirements … Read more