France’s New In-house Counsel Privilege: What Outside Lawyers Are Saying France has introduced limited legal professional privilege for in-house counsel, marking a major shift in its legal framework. But the new protection remains narrowly defined, with key limits in criminal, tax, and EU investigations. Amy Chai
Compliance and Ethics Employment and Labor Litigation and Dispute Resolution The Early-Resolution Advantage: How Legal Departments Turn Conflict into Strategic Intelligence
Compliance and Ethics Government Why the Rule of Law and Judicial Independence Matter for In-house Counsel
Compliance and Ethics Information Governance Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce You’ve Just Been Handed Your Company’s Records Program — Now What?
Compliance and Ethics Career Development Corporate, Securities, and Governance CLO Roles: From Lawyer to Key Business Leader
Sponsored Compliance and Ethics Employment and Labor Employees’ Organizations at the Enterprise-level and Grassroots Trade Unions in Vietnam
Compliance and Ethics Wisdom of the Crowd: Implications of US Supreme Court’s Kennedy Decision for US Employers
Compliance and Ethics Government Interviews and Profiles A General Counsel Mindset in Crisis: An Interview Looking Back on Charlottesville’s Infamous Rally
Compliance and Ethics Interviews and Profiles Privileged Conversations: Netherlands Supreme Court Confirms In-house Privilege
