Internal Investigations in the New Era and the Role of In-House Counsel

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April 6, 2022 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT

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Overview (Program Summary)

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ACC Connecticut

Since the Me-Too era in 2017, internal investigations have become of greater significance ot company Boards and senior management. This presentation will discuss these changes and include an overview of the role of in-house counsel and attorney client privilege.

Interest Area(s): Information Governance

Speakers

David Jimenez, Principal & National Co-Chair of the Corporate Governance & Internal Investigations Practice Group

CLE

Credits: 1

State: Connecticut

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Julie Smith

julie.smith@jacksonlewis.com

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Internal Investigations in the New Era and the Role of In-House Counsel

Overview (Program Summary)

Since the Me-Too era in 2017, internal investigations have become of greater significance ot company Boards and senior management. This presentation will discuss these changes and include an overview of the role of in-house counsel and attorney client privilege.

Speakers

CLE

Contact (RSVP)

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