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Sound Bar: A Goodwin Podcast on White Collar Defense - Investigation Issues, Part 1, Guest Michelle Peirce, Partner, Barrett & Singal

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02_27 Goodwin Podcast on White Collar Episode 2

Michelle Peirce, co-chair of law firm Barrett & Signal’s Litigation practice, discusses the role of Upjohn warnings in internal investigations, including in the famous Broadcom case.

Sound Bar: A Goodwin Podcast on White Collar Defense - Investigation Issues, Part 1, Guest Michelle Peirce, Partner, Barrett & Singal | Insights & Resources | Goodwin

Sound Bar: A Goodwin Podcast on White Collar Defense - Investigation Issues, Part 1, Guest Michelle Peirce, Partner, Barrett & Singal

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