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
Commercial and Contracts Litigation and Dispute Resolution Choosing the Right Method for International B2B Disputes
Litigation and Dispute Resolution Breaking the Mold: Working with Embedded Appellate Counsel on the Offensive
Energy and Public Utility Environmental Litigation and Dispute Resolution Under the Microscope: Developing a Search Warrant Response Plan
Energy and Public Utility Environmental Litigation and Dispute Resolution Under the Microscope: Readiness Against Search Warrants
Compliance and Ethics Litigation and Dispute Resolution Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce Emerging Data Risks Loom Large Over CLOs
Compliance and Ethics Government Litigation and Dispute Resolution What’s Next for Employers? An ACC Update on the Supreme Court’s Overturning of “Chevron Deference”
Compliance and Ethics Litigation and Dispute Resolution Managing Caremark Risks: Adapting Oversight to Evolving Case Law and Regulations
Sponsored Litigation and Dispute Resolution Career Development Changes in EU Legal Landscape Offer a Leadership Opportunity for In-house Counsel
