June 26, 2019
Overview
As a company grows and hires more employees, it’s critical to scale your employment risk management practices as well. Orrick partners Jonathan Chou and Lisa Lupion discuss how startups can develop the right policies and procedures to be prepared for internal investigations and investor due diligence, particularly in a post #MeToo world.
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