ARTICLE
3 April 2025

From Counsel To Investigator: Why Lawyers Are Well-Placed To Run Your Investigation (Video)

IL
Ius Laboris

Contributor

Ius Laboris is consistently recognised as the leading legal service provider in employment, immigration and pensions law. Our firms help international employers navigate the world of work successfully.
Workplace investigations are complex and often highly sensitive. They are also becoming more commonplace, partly driven by cultural change and new regulations.
Belgium Employment and HR
This article from Ius Laboris is most popular:
  • within Employment and HR topic(s)
Anna Bond (Lewis Silkin LLP)’s articles from Ius Laboris are most popular:
  • within Employment and HR topic(s)
Ius Laboris are most popular:
  • within Government, Public Sector, Antitrust/Competition Law and Wealth Management topic(s)
  • with Senior Company Executives, HR and Inhouse Counsel
  • in Australia
  • with readers working within the Consumer Industries, Healthcare and Technology industries

Workplace investigations are complex and often highly sensitive. They are also becoming more commonplace, partly driven by cultural change and new regulations. Against this backdrop, legal professionals are increasingly being asked to conduct investigations for employers. Marco Sideri from Ius Laboris Italy and Anna Bond from Ius Laboris UK both have expertise in this regard. In this Coffee Break, they provide their insights on workplace investigations and discuss how lawyers can assist.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

Mondaq uses cookies on this website. By using our website you agree to our use of cookies as set out in our Privacy Policy.

Learn More