Covid-19 Alters Business-as-Usual for DOJ Investigations
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The U.S Department of Justice recently asked Congress to grant it emergency powers as the coronavirus outbreak begins to affect the timing of court proceedings and DOJ's ability to conduct investigations.
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Perkins Coie attorneys explore DOJ's request and the pandemic's effects on the practice of white-collar criminal defense. Click here to read more.
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