Santa Fe: The “Rust” film manufacturer has hired Jenner & Block law firms to investigate deliberate fatal shootings last week from cinematographer Halyna Hutchins by actor Alec Baldwin.
In a letter sent to Cast and Crew on Tuesday night and obtained by Reuters, the production team “Rust” said Jenner “would have full wisdom about who would be interviewed and the conclusions they picture.” Investigation will be led by lawyer Brandon Fox, the manager’s partner from the Los Angeles Jenner office, according to the letter.
The production team also said it worked with the authorities who investigated the shooting last Thursday on the set in New Mexico.
The law firm will sit in the upcoming interview between members of the crew and health and health administration of employment U.S., the federal body responsible for the security of the workplace, the letter said.
The letter noted that it was a standard practice for agencies to investigate death at work.
“We know that reviving this tragedy will be difficult, but your participation is important for all of us to be able to fully understand what is happening, and we encourage you to share your perspective,” said the production team letter, without using any name.
The letter said that it was typical when investigations were being carried out to ask witnesses to preserve related information “such as e-mail, text, drives, paper documents, or other physical goods.” “If you have questions about whether something must be preserved, please be wrong on the preservation side,” he said.
Jenner is known for conducting high profile investigations.
On Tuesday, it wrapped up the investigation of allegations of sexual violations flattened to the former coach for the Chicago Blackhawks National Hockey League team.
The company has also oversee monitors to Suisse AG credit, Deutsche Bank and United United Auto Workers.