Feds send pick for UAW monitor to judge for approval

April 12, 2021 08:08 PM

DETROIT — Federal prosecutors on Monday asked a judge to appoint lawyer Neil Barofsky as an independent monitor to oversee the UAW as part of its corruption case settlement with the union.

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