If a company loses immunity, will its directors, officers, employees and agents who are covered by the agreement also lose their immunity?
Revocation of immunity will only affect the party that does not co-operate or that otherwise fails to comply with the Immunity Program requirements. A company’s immunity can be revoked while its co-operating directors, officers, employees or agents who were covered retain their protection. Likewise, an individual’s immunity can be revoked while the individual’s employer company remains covered.
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