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Revised guidelines no longer require a company to waive its attorney-client privilege to avoid indictment

Daily Business Review

July 17, 2007

Holland & Knight attorney, Peter Prieto authored "Revised guidelines no longer require a company to waive its attorney-client privilege to avoid indictment". This article was published by the Daily Business Review on July 2007, it addresses the changes in the guidelines on when a corporation or other business entity should be charged with a federal crime.

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