Government
Jun. 20, 2007
Congress Likely Will Limit Attorney-Client-Privilege Waivers
WASHINGTON - Congress looks increasingly likely to take action to prevent federal prosecutors from requesting attorney-client-privilege waivers in corporate investigations.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Congress looks increasingly likely to take action to prevent federal prosecutors from requesting attorney-client-privilege waivers in corporate investigations.
One senior senator has introduced legislation that would ban the practice, and members of the House of Representatives are working on their own version behind the sc...
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