By Randall Kiser and Nicole Ginder
The Court of Justice of the European Union's recent decision in Akzo Nobel Chemicals Ltd. v. European Commission, (Case C-550/07 P), confirming that the attorney-client privilege does not apply to in-house counsel in European Commission antitrust investigations, is a reminder that fundamental differences continue to exist between EU and U.S. legal systems. Although U.S. attorneys understand that these differen...
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