Labor/Employment
Feb. 28, 2004
Employers Get More Latitude In Doing Workplace Probes
Employment Column - By J. Kevin Lilly, Rod M. Fliegel, Ronald D. Arena and Emanuel Shirazi - Law firms frequently are required to investigate claims of employee misconduct seemingly committed by their own employees or those of their clients. Both state and federal law increasingly have regulated these investigations. A recent federal statute, however, has made complying with the law easier when conducting investigations.
By J. Kevin Lilly, Rod M. Fliegel, Ronald D. Arena and Emanuel Shirazi
Law firms frequently are require...
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