Are Faith-Based Investigations Required to be “Independent”?
What is the legal standard for conducting investigations?
4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
The presumption of innocence is a bedrock principle of justice dating back to at least the sixth century. But lawyers, beware. There is one important court where jurors do not embrace the concept of "innocent until proven guilty": the court of public opinion.
Responding to Work-From-Home Accommodation Requests In a Post-COVID Environment
Requesting to work from home (WFH) as an accommodation under the ADA is not new. Employees have made similar requests under different names like “telework” for decades. What is new is the aftermath of COVID.
In-House Counsel: Your Organization’s Family Doctor
A family doctor helps take care of you when something goes wrong—but also helps keep you well. In-house counsel does the same thing for an organization.
Tips for Conducting Effective CEO Interviews in Internal Investigations
Interviewing Executives Demands an Efficient Approach in an Internal Investigation
Phone and Laptop Searches at the Border
Did CBP ask to search your phone or laptop when entering the United States? There’s a pretty good chance federal law enforcement is investigating you or your employer.
Non-Profit 101: Protecting Your Non-Profit in Challenging Times
Amidst uncertainty in the non-profit sector, maintaining organized paperwork is critical for protecting a nonprofit and ensuring its focus on its mission.
The Top 4 Issues to Be Aware of When Doing an Internal Investigation
The best ways to set-up witnesses interviews during an internal investigation for optimal effect