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
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