Legal principles matter throughout active assailant planning, response and recovery, including national, state and local laws. The organization should have legal counsel, trained and experienced in fields such as employment law, civil litigation and premises liability, check that the plan is lawful. Because injuries and deaths are likely, it is vital to maintain a program that helps employees understand such events and how to keep themselves and colleagues safe. Straight after the event and during recovery, the organization should involve legal counsel, relevant government agencies and police in gathering information for an after-action evaluation of its response, its adherence to its plan and possible legal liabilities.
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