No-Poach Approach Continues: DOJ Secures First Criminal Conviction, Labor Agreement Scrutiny Increases Internationally - Antitrust, EU Competition

The company was sentenced to pay a criminal fine of $62,000, restitution of $72,000 and a court-ordered assessment of $400 by the US District Court for the District of Nevada.

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