S&P Settlement Talks Hint At DOJ Shift On Admissions

By Max Stendahl · May 3, 2013, 7:39 PM EDT

The U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Division doesn't often force companies to admit wrongdoing, but its hard-line settlement negotiations with Standard & Poor's in sprawling financial crisis litigation could prove to...

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Case Information

Case Title

United States of America v. McGraw-Hill Companies Inc et al

Case Number

Court

California Central

Nature of Suit

Other Statutory Actions

Date Filed

February 04, 2013

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