With the emergence of the global economy, foreign corporations increasingly have been either acquiring U.S. companies or establishing U.S. subsidiaries. As a result, many in-house counsel are now working for subsidiaries of a foreign-controlled corporation, and they face unique challenges. By taking some basic steps to confront these challenges, the experience of working for a U.S. subsidiary can become a rewarding one for both the client and the in-house attorney. Here are three ways to start building a productive relationship:
Emphasize the benefits of attorney-client privilege.
