It is never a good time to be an individual under criminal investigation. While corporate punishment is often harsh, involving fines, reputational damage and possible suspension and debarment, individuals facing criminal prosecution are confronted with a potential loss of liberty, forfeiture and fines.
Every decision made in response to a criminal investigation is significant. The recently issued Yates Memorandum has redoubled the complexity of advising an individual with potential criminal exposure.
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