Internal investigations, particularly those with potential legal and regulatory implications for a company, are a constant concern for in-house counsel. From determining whether to leverage outside counsel to ensuring investigative findings lead to remediation, internal investigations can be thorny and complicated, even more so in higher-risk regions where corruption may be endemic. This article outlines some of the more critical decisions in-house counsel must grapple with as well as some creative ways to reduce the likelihood of future investigations.
In-House or Outsourced—What’s the Best Model?
