Outside counsel hoping to get the call to handle an investigation by CBS into how an employee in the media giant's news division attempted to extort late night TV star David Letterman might be waiting a long time. CBS general counsel Louis Briskman says that an internal investigation will be conducted, but that in-house counsel will manage the inquiry. Briskman says the media conglomerate has more than 100 in-house lawyers among all its offices worldwide.
October 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Outside counsel hoping to get the call to handle an investigation by CBS into how an employee in the media giant’s news division attempted to extort late night TV star David Letterman might be waiting a long time.
CBS general counsel Louis Briskman tells The Am Law Daily that an internal investigation will be conducted, but that in-house counsel will manage the inquiry.
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