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The following is strong stuff. But the attorney doing an internal
investigation may have to give a warning like this. A Miranda style
warning can keep the attorney and the company out of some complications.
But it may impede the flow of information.
Print this out and make a card out of it!
| The company is my client. You are not
my client. You do not have an attorney-client privilege with me.
I am doing an investigation for the company. I may tell the company anything you tell me.
You do not have to tell me
anything you want only your own private attorney to know. But if you
refuse to cooperate fully with me in this investigation, I may tell the company
that you refused or that you did not want to tell me some things.
The company can tell other people, or the government, anything the company
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In our seminars we have some suggestions about this. What do to. How to
do it. How to stay out of trouble.
Read
more about corporate seminars.
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