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[6/1 Webinar] Urgent need to respond to policy changes!New Enforcement Policy Released by U.S. Department of Justice

[Baker & McKenzie Law Office / FRONTEO Co-sponsored Online Seminar]

On September 2022, 9, Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco of the U.S. Department of Justice released a new memorandum on corporate crime enforcement guidelines at the Department of Justice (“Monaco Memorandum”), clarifying policies to detect corporate crime. However, have you already put in place internal systems and revised your compliance program to address this?In the Monaco Memo, in addition to this, it is expected that there will be difficulties in dealing with corporate crime investigations such as antitrust laws and FCPA, such as the thorough clarification of individual responsibility as a policy.In this webinar, we will organize the background and key points of the Monaco Memo and explain countermeasures.

[Program] (Partially subject to change)
- Background of the Monaco Memo
- Main points of the Monaco Memo
  Clarification of personal responsibility
 Thorough investigation cooperation
 ・Disclosure of personal information
 ・Provision of proof of overseas location
 ・Early voluntary disclosure
 ・Introduction of Clawback
 ・Provision of information on personal devices and third-party applications
 ・Modification of supervisor appointment requirements
- Points to note and countermeasures for Japanese companies

 
 
 

【Webinar Summary】

◆Date: Thursday May 2023th 6 @ 1:15 ~ 00:16 (JST)
◆ Fee: Free webinar
◆ Webinar type: Zoom Webinar
 
 

◆ Speaker:
 
 
Baker & McKenzie
Partner lawyer Akira Inoue (Ph.D.)

 

For more than 20 years, he has represented numerous Japanese companies in U.S. litigation and antitrust and competition law matters. Antitrust and Competition Law Firm of the Year (2020), Chambers Asia (2010-2022), Legal 500 (2019-2022), Who's Who Legal (2016-2022) and The Best Lawyers in Japan (2017-2020), Asia Business Selected as a "Leading Individual" in the antitrust law category in the Law Journal List of Japan's top 100 lawyers (2020).She is ranked ninth in the Nihon Keizai Shimbun lawyer ranking in 2018 (international economic law and trade law) and 9th in 2022 (antitrust law).

 

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