Does the Attorney-Client Privilege Apply in Congressional Investigations?

Update: 2021-01-11

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In this episode, Michael and Andrew examine the factors that contribute to the expedited time frame in which most congressional investigations are conducted and, importantly, what this means for companies and individuals under investigation.

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How Will Regulators View Congressional Investigations?

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What are the Differences Between House and Senate Investigations?

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An Insider's View: Can the Minority Effectively Conduct Oversight Investigations? (with Special Guest Jessica Donlon)

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A View of Congressional Investigations from Both Ends of Pennsylvania Avenue (with Special Guest Jessica Donlon)

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Can Congress Obtain Confidential Materials Provided to Federal Regulatory and Enforcement Agencies?

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What Confidentiality Protections Apply to Documents Provided to Congress?

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Can Congress Investigate the Same Matter that a Regulator is Investigating?

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What is the Role of Staffers in Congressional Investigations (and How Should you Deal with Them)?

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Does the 5th Amendment's Protection Against Self-Incrimination Apply in Congressional Investigations?

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Can You Make a Congressional Investigation Go Away?

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How Should you Handle the Media in a Congressional Investigation?

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How Should You Respond to a Request for Information From the Minority Party?

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What are the Key Takeaways from the GameStop Congressional Hearing?

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What Will the 50-50 Senate Mean for Congressional Investigations?

2021-02-1706:41

What Does Maloney v. Murphy Mean for Congressional Investigations?

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What are the Consequences of Lying in a Congressional Investigation?

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