In this Special Report: "Mitigating Risk in Asia-Based Investigations," "Seven Principles for Conducting a Digital Forensic Review," "When Is Cooperation With the Government Considered 'State Action'?," "Withstand Regulatory Scrutiny by Building a Culture of Compliance," "Five Ways to Meet Heightened Government Expectations" and "Privilege Protection in an Era of Cooperation."
November 21, 2016 at 11:08 AM
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Mitigating Risk in Asia-Based Investigations
Eric B. Bruce, William F. McGovern and Beau D. Barnes of Kobre & Kim write: Internal investigations in Asia are rife with risk for the unprepared. Thoughtful counsel can balance competing interests while conducting internal investigations in China, Korea, and other Asian jurisdictions while satisfying inquiries from local regulators and the U.S. government.
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