Internal Investigations: Example of an Upjohn Warning
A Standard Document providing an example of an Upjohn warning for attorneys to use before interviewing employees during an internal investigation. Attorneys developed the warning after the US Supreme Court's decision in Upjohn Co. v. United States, 449 U.S. 383, 390, 394-95 (1981). This Standard Document outlines the key components of the warning. This Standard Document is a critical tool for preserving the integrity of a corporate investigation and the company's attorney-client privilege. This resource includes integrated drafting notes with important explanations and tips.
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