Matthew S. Miner focuses his practice on white collar enforcement and compliance matters, as well as US congressional inquiries and committee investigations. Mr. Miner has experience in investigations involving alleged corporate misconduct—including matters related to the FCPA—in jurisdictions on five continents. He regularly represents companies and individuals in grand jury investigations, matters involving the US Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Office of Foreign Assets Control, internal and audit committee investigations, and inquiries by non-governmental entities, such the World Bank.
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Beyond the Yates Memo: A New Era of Enforcement?
Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Group
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Beyond the Yates Memo: A New Era of Enforcement?
Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Group
In this sequel to our panel last year on “The Limits of Federal Criminal Law,”...
Beyond the Yates Memo: A New Era of Enforcement?
Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Group
In this sequel to our panel last year on “The Limits of Federal Criminal Law,”...