Texas
Statement Regarding Texas Jury’s Verdict that Former Owner Neeraj Jindal Obstructed FTC’s Antitrust Investigation into Physical Therapy Staffing Company
At present, a Texas federal jury discovered the previous proprietor of a bodily therapist staffing firm responsible of obstructing a Federal Commerce Fee’s investigation into the corporate’s alleged anticompetitive conduct. The FTC had referred the case to the Division of Justice, which subsequently prosecuted the case alleging each prison wage fixing and obstruction of the FTC’s case. The Jap District of Texas jury discovered the corporate’s former proprietor Neeraj Jindal responsible of obstruction of justice for obstructing the FTC investigation.
“At present’s responsible verdict ought to function a warning to corporations and their prime executives that ponder obstructing FTC investigations,” stated Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Competitors Holly Vedova. “The FTC will proceed to work intently with the DOJ and won’t hesitate to refer corporations and executives for prison prosecution for obstructing FTC investigations and threatening the Company’s capability to guard competitors and American shoppers.”