Appropriate communication discipline will help protect attorney-client privilege and similar legal protections and mitigate the significant risks (legal, reputational, financial) associated with the unintended disclosure of incident-related communications. Learn recommended communication principles to work into your Incident Response Plan and disseminate to the incident response team at the outset of every incident response effort.
Authors: Amy de La Lama, Partner (Boulder, CO), Christian Auty, Partner (Chicago, IL), Daniel Rockey, Partner (San Francisco, CA), and Logan Parker, Associate (Chicago, IL), Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP
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