PRESERVING PRIVILEGE IN INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS

Presenters:

Amy Walsh
Partner, Orrick

Nicholas Oliva
Chief Legal Officer - Americas & Europe, Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings America

Categories:

Ethics Investigations Regulatory Compliance

Presenters:

Amy Walsh
Partner, Orrick

Nicholas Oliva
Chief Legal Officer - Americas & Europe, Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings America

Categories:

Ethics Investigations Regulatory Compliance

Overview

The General Counsel of Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings America and his outside counsel at Orrick discuss ways in which to keep an internal investigation privileged, including who should lead the investigation and what steps might be taken at the outset to establish and preserve the privilege. This video clip is a segment from a one-hour on-demand CLE entitled “Ethics and Internal Investigations” To access the CLE program and related course materials, click here.

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