Yes. If you are being investigated by the Federal Government and lie to a federal law enforcement agent or United States Attorney, you can be prosecuted and charged with a violation of [...]
Sometimes after an internal investigation is completed, a company may have to decide whether to provide information to the government or governmental agency of their internal wrongdoing. Making this decision is very [...]
In many circumstances, the government or governmental agency expects and requires self-disclosure of a problem or issue. Self-disclosure can eliminate or lesson potential civil or criminal penalties or charges. Self-disclosing or reporting [...]
Remediating a problem is always helpful. However, fixing a problem may not eliminate or lessen the consequences. Whether it is an investigation, a civil lawsuit or a criminal matter, it is always [...]
A joint defense agreement allows communications, work product and documents to be shared confidentially between multiple parties and their attorneys in an investigation, or an initiated civil lawsuit or pending criminal charge. [...]
The common interest privilege provides protection for information or communication between parties in a litigation or investigation that share a common legal interest. The common interest privilege is also known as the [...]