Bo&cie Survey Internal Investigations
Faced with allegations of moral or sexual harassment, sexist acts, violence at work, discrimination or violation of the principle of equal treatment, employers are required to react diligently and methodically.
BONNIER SAINT-FELIX created the cell Bo&cie Survey dedicated to the conduct of internal investigations and administrative investigations. Led by Alexia Boursier, who has developed specific expertise in the mechanisms of violence as part of the DU Violences aux femmes (Paris 8), Bo&cie Survey brings together investigating attorneys experienced, who have been conducting surveys for several years.
The investigating lawyers of Bo&cie Survey Are legal experts in the field of psychosocial risks, moral or sexual harassment, workplace violence, sexist or sexual acts, discrimination and unequal treatment.
They are trained in active listening, speech collection and hearing techniques. They are well-versed in evidentiary requirements and the conditions for the admissibility of testimonies and investigation reports.
The internal investigation, whose development was driven by case law before being established by the legislator with the Sapin 2 law, has emerged as an essential tool for managing corporate social and legal risks.
The purpose of the internal investigation is to verify the reality and the materiality of the facts reported or suspected in order to analyze the situation globally in order to decide on the appropriate response to be provided by the employer.
To guarantee the rigor and impartiality of the process, companies choose to entrust these investigations to legal professionals outside their structure. A lawyer, in his capacity as a judicial officer, is distinguished by his ability to conduct these investigations independently, with a perfect command of the concepts of moral or sexual harassment, sexist or sexual acts, discrimination, discriminatory harassment, discriminatory harassment, unequal treatment, as well as the rules of evidence applicable before civil and administrative courts.

