At Wagner Hicks, we understand the importance of conducting discreet, focused internal investigations to enable leadership to identify issues and take appropriate action. Our attorneys confidently conduct investigations arising for allegations of accounting fraud, contracting fraud, executive improprieties, healthcare fraud, insider trading, and violation of federal regulations and laws. We focus on minimizing the disruption to business while collecting relevant facts and providing analysis to help our clients mitigate risks and respond with clarity to allegations.
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Attorneys, and clients, are often guilty of taking the position that any communication involving an attorney is privileged and not subject to disclosure. The law,
In Eric Gilmore v. Turvo, Inc., C.A. No. 2019-0472-JRS, the Delaware Court of Chancery denied a director’s Motion to Compel seeking attorney-client privileged communications between
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