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In January, just as the SEC was backing off its "noisy withdrawal" proposal for attorney conduct after a barrage of lobbying from the corporate bar, the Justice Department released a set of prosecutorial guidelines that could put just as much, if not more, pressure on lawyers and their corporate clients. And the DOJ makes it clear that waiving attorney-client privilege will help a corporation avoid federal prosecution.
February 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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