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Ethical Issues Facing Counsel in Conducting the Internal Corporate Investigation

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Ethical Issues Facing Counsel in Conducting the Internal Corporate Investigation
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Post-Dodd-Frank, companies must have an internal investigation plan that can quickly and credibly respond to compliance concerns. This panel advises attendees how to conduct such investigations in a way that is consistent with an attorney's ethical obligations. Topics include the nuts and bolts of a post-Dodd-Frank internal investigation and pitfalls surrounding internal investigations ranging from failure to provide Upjohn warnings to obstruction of justice charges.

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Jay G. Martin, Ryan Douglas McConnell

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Ethical Issues Facing Counsel in Conducting the Internal Corporate Investigation (Apr 2012)

Post-Dodd-Frank, companies must have an internal investigation plan that can quickly and credibly respond to compliance concerns. This panel advises attendees how to conduct such investigations in a way that is consistent with an attorney's ethical obligations. Topics include the nuts and bolts of a post-Dodd-Frank internal investigation and pitfalls surrounding internal investigations ranging from failure to provide Upjohn warnings to obstruction of justice charges.

Originally presented: Mar 2012 Oil, Gas and Mineral Law Institute

Jay G. Martin, Baker Hughes Incorporated - Houston, TX
Ryan Douglas McConnell, Haynes and Boone, LLP - Houston, TX