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FirstEnergy's special reporting obligations tied to federal bribery charges from 2021 will end within 30 days, according to a status report filed by the US Attorney's Office. The power company had agreed to pay $230 million as a penalty under a deferred prosecution agreement to resolve the investigation. FirstEnergy is also seeking to overturn a class certification in a related securities case following its implication in an Ohio political scandal, and has asked a Sixth Circuit panel to review the case.
FirstEnergy's reporting obligations tied to 2021 federal charges against the company will end within 30 days, per a USAO report. In 2021, under a deferred prosecution agreement FirstEnergy had agreed to pay $230 mln as a penalty to resolve the USAO's probe https://t.co/vgYzSv3Vsi https://t.co/ReObLIGfEn
FirstEnergy's special reporting obligations tied to 2021 federal charges against the power company will end within 30 days, according to a status report filed by the US Attorney's Office https://t.co/iE6Ymujpcg https://t.co/crihYhDVW9
FirstEnergy's three-year obligations relating to bribery charges to end in 30 days https://t.co/v2Wr0XJmQ5 https://t.co/W9YFtgyrzV
