In May 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice issued new guidelines regarding cooperation and remedial efforts with False Claims Act investigations. The guidelines, 4-4.112, detail the credits individuals and entities may receive during investigations. These guidelines do not change an entity’s or individual’s right to not cooperate with a government investigation.
Read the full article here: “Credit for cooperation: What you need to know about the DOJ’s new guidelines for FCA investigations"
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