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Legal professional privilege in internal investigations

Practical Law UK Practice Note 6-616-3568 (Approx. 14 pages)

Legal professional privilege in internal investigations

by Satnam Tumani, Kirkland & Ellis
This note explains how privilege arises during the course of an internal investigation, why and how it should be preserved and how if waiver is considered appropriate, this may be limited by the company for an express purpose.

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