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Welcome to the 10th edition of our annual Data Security Incident Response Report!

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Partner Jeffrey Martino is quoted in an article published on Jan. 5, 2021, by Global Competition Review. The article, “Cement Company Receives Deferred Prosecution Deal for DOJ Cooperation,” reports on a deferred prosecution agreement for Argos USA, a cement company that admitted to fixing prices for ready-mix concrete. In recent years, Department of Justice Antitrust Division leadership has said that deferred prosecution agreements serve as an important “middle ground” between declining to bring charges and securing a conviction.  Martino, a former chief of the Antitrust Division’s New York office, told the publication that the conduct in question involved low-level employees and had not been blessed by management. “Clearly, the conduct was not pervasive and occurred within a very small part of the company,” he said, adding that a conviction may have barred Argos USA from doing future business with the government.  <a href="https://globalcompetitionreview.com/gcr-usa/bid-rigging/cement-company-receives-deferred-prosecution-deal-doj-cooperation#:~:text=Cement%20company%20receives%20deferred%20prosecution%20deal%20for%20DOJ%20cooperation,-Ben%20Remaly&text=The%20Department%20of%20Justice's%20antitrust,prices%20for%20ready-mix%20concrete">Read the article (registration required)</a>.

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Jeffrey Martino Comments on Deferred Prosecution Deal in Price-Fixing Case

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