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The First 72 Hours of a Government Investigation: A Guide to Identifying Issues and Avoiding Mistakes
Article - Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Securities Litigation & Corporate Governance, White Collar Defense & Compliance, Worldwide

November 2009

The first 72 hours of a government investigation can be critically important as companies face various challenges and issues often with minimal information. Sheila Finnegan provides a guide to the key issues that general counsel and others within a corporation should consider during the initial hours and days after learning of a government investigation.

For a copy of “The First 72 Hours of a Government Investigation: A Guide to Identifying Issues and Avoiding Mistakes” email Somer McBride at smcbride@mayerbrown.com.
 
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