This is the first in a two-part series on how to conduct corporate investigations for corporate counsel.
Corporate counsel face a myriad of challenges when conducting or overseeing an internal workplace investigation.
Corporate Investigations: Their Hidden Traps ' and How to Avoid Them
This is the first in a two-part series on how to conduct corporate investigations for corporate counsel. Corporate counsel face a myriad of challenges when conducting or overseeing an internal workplace investigation. From ethical issues to potential third-party liability, the pitfalls are everywhere. New responsibilities and risks under Sarbanes-Oxley make the job even more daunting for counsel in publicly held firms. However, with advanced planning, there are ways to conduct a workplace investigation that may prevent it from coming back to haunt you.
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