Car parts prosecutor to leave DOJ

By Leah Nylen ( April 3, 2014, 21:11 GMT | Insight) -- Katie Hellings, the assistant chief of the antitrust division’s Washington Criminal 1 Section and the lead prosecutor in the US Department of Justice’s investigation into price-fixing among car parts manufacturers, is leaving the agency for private practice, MLex has learned.Katie Hellings, the assistant chief of the antitrust division’s Washington Criminal 1 Section and the lead prosecutor in the US Department of Justice’s investigation into price-fixing among car parts manufacturers, is leaving the agency for private practice, MLex has learned....

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