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Antitrust counsel vulnerable to prosecution for obstruction if clients improperly delete ephemeral messages, DOJ official says

By Khushita Vasant ( April 11, 2024, 21:13 GMT | Insight) -- Antitrust attorneys can open themselves up to criminal obstruction charges if they fail to ensure that so-called "ephemeral messages" are properly retained, a senior US Department of Justice official said today.Antitrust attorneys can open themselves up to criminal obstruction charges if they fail to ensure that so-called "ephemeral messages" are properly retained by clients, a senior US Department of Justice official said today....

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