Yes. In an audit, a search or a seizure we provide legal support on site, a strategy for statements, and coordination of the crisis communications. Under the Criminal Procedure Code (No. 5271) the rights of the company and of its employees are protected carefully — to have a lawyer present, to object to the process, and to have that objection entered in the record. Our advice is consistent: give no statement before a legal assessment has been made.
In administrative audits the procedural safeguards are watched just as closely: the authority relied on, the scope of it, and what goes into the records. For clients who work with us preventively, the crisis protocol and the contact tree are prepared beforehand, so that in the critical first hours it is clear who does what. The steps taken in those hours shape the legal and reputational outcome more than anything that comes after them.
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