Herbert Smith's former senior partner David Gold has been appointed by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) to act as a corporate monitor of BAE Systems. The position was approved by the US Attorney General's office yesterday (30 August) and will see Gold act in an independent capacity to assess and monitor BAE's compliance with a plea bargain agreement it entered into with the DoJ earlier this year. The appointment takes effect form 1 September and will last for a minimum of three years, during which time Gold will commit at least three days a month to the role.
August 31, 2010 at 10:22 AM
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Herbert Smith’s former senior partner David Gold has been appointed by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) to act as a corporate monitor of BAE Systems.
The position was approved by the US Attorney General’s office yesterday (30 August) and will see Gold act in an independent capacity to assess and monitor BAE’s compliance with a plea bargain agreement it entered into with the DoJ earlier this year.
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