Law Practice
Dec. 21, 2004
Be Alert
Closer Column - By Ray Jurado - When a firm - a corporation or public entity - becomes aware of an alleged breach of internal policy that merits an internal investigation, its first step should be to begin the investigation with an open mind and resist the temptation to prejudge the outcome.
By Ray Jurado
When a firm - a corporation or public entity - becomes aware of an alleged breach of internal policy that merits an internal investigation, its first step should be to begin the investigation with an open mind and resist the temptation to prejudge the outcome.
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