Federal Court Orders Corporate Lawyer to Submit Crucial Documents in Grand Jury Probe
New York – A recent ruling by the Second Circuit Court has mandated that an in-house attorney for a publicly traded company under federal investigation must disclose communications as part of a grand jury inquiry, officials confirmed Friday. This decision underscores the limited scope of attorney-client privilege in cases involving corporate compliance and legal investigations. This ruling emanates from ongoing scrutiny over how legal protections such as attorney-client privilege apply in situations where corporate entities are investigated by the government. The decision could set a precedent affecting the privacy of communications between corporations and their … Read more