Moderator: Jennifer Z. Belveal
Speakers: Charles E. Duross, Emily Allen, Mark Filip, Mark P. Schnapp
Internal investigations have taken on a new complexity, particularly in light of the recent decision in U.S. v. Connolly, in which the Southern District of New York expressed concern with the “outsourcing” of government investigations to corporations. Are the ground rules for internal investigations shifting again? Counsel for the company, individuals, and the DOJ must carefully navigate the legal and ethical landscape to protect their client’s interests and to avoid unintended consequences of cooperation.