In-house counsel sends back comments with handwritten notes on the documents. In-house counsel conducts internal investigation of company's product as to possible claims. Company manager chooses to channel work through attorney rather than have non-legal personnel perform work, i.e., attorney is acting as conduit for information. Discovery of attorney's work papers is sought. Memorandum reports meeting with in-house counsel, purpose of meeting, general description of documents provided at meeting and agreement reached by those present relating to company's pursuit of certain contracts.
Company president discusses a potential legal problem with in-house counsel.
In-house counsel institutes internal investigation. Business manager believes supervisor may be engaged in sexual harassment of subordinates and seeks advice from in-house counsel concerning how to deal with supervisor. Her practice is concentrated in general litigation, with emphasis on business matters, Indian law, gaming law, and Year 2000 issues. 1025 Connecticut Ave, NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20036-5425. All rights reserved.