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DOJ willing to seek compliance monitors in civil, criminal cases

By Leah Nylen ( March 26, 2014, 16:09 GMT | Insight) -- The US Department of Justice will consider requesting the appointment of a compliance monitor in civil or criminal cases where companies refuse to acknowledge antitrust problems even after an adverse verdict, a senior antitrust division official said.The US Department of Justice will consider requesting the appointment of a compliance monitor in civil or criminal cases where companies refuse to acknowledge antitrust problems even after an adverse verdict, a senior antitrust division official said....

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