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Teva accuses US DOJ of using legal-assistance treaty with Israel to 'evade' statute of limitations in price-fixing case

( August 4, 2021, 22:49 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Teva accused the US Department of Justice of using a mutual legal-assistance treaty with Israel to "evade" the statute of limitations in the case. The DOJ in 2018 asked Israel's Investigations and Intelligence Department for information related to the company's suspected involvement in price-fixing conspiracies, Teva said, nearly five years after the specific acts alleged by the DOJ's indictment. There was "no relevant information" in Israel, Teva said. The company asked the court to order that the DOJ no longer order Teva or any senior executives to be interviewed under compulsion in Israel.Statement follows below. ...

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