It has been a tumultuous year for American business organizations and practitioners who represent them. In response to a chorus of objections claiming the government over-reacted to corporate scandals real and perceived, the legislative and executive branches have made changes intended to ease the burden placed on businesses attempting to satisfy government demands, whether in the context of a criminal investigation or regulatory compliance.
Various government agencies, including the U.S. Sentencing Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, have followed suit.
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