With mega-millions at stake, the Justice Department will try to prove that a company can have collective criminal intent.
April 29, 2016 at 01:43 PM
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Consider it the white-collar equivalent of a double rainbow.
It’s rare enough to see one public company brought to trial on criminal charges. But in the coming months lawyers for two Fortune 500 companies—Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and FedEx Corp.—are expected to square off with prosecutors in separate criminal trials in San Francisco federal court.
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