Compliance

Most Fraud Not Detectable In An Audit

March 21, 2019

Companies often rely on auditors to find fraud, but auditors are not looking for fraud and are unlikely to uncover […]

The Tangle Of Litigation Likely To Follow Boeing Crashes

March 18, 2019

Boeing could be taking on lawsuits from multiple angles when the dust clears on the 737 Max disasters, says a […]

One Way To Sabotage Your Own Insurance Claim

March 15, 2019

A case from the Sixth Circuit should serve as a caution for companies making an insurance claim that has any […]

Breaking Up Big Tech Brit Style

March 14, 2019

Using antitrust law to rein in the tech giants is the cornerstone of Elizabeth Warren’s candidacy, but a review written […]

Big Whistleblower Award to GC Reversed

March 10, 2019

Writing on the FCPA Blog, Bill Steinman says that according to his informal records there have only been about a […]

Should Some Internal Controls Be Surreptitious?

February 4, 2019

The Israeli defense forces claim they destroy all the attack tunnels they discover, but there is speculation that they leave […]

Compliance Officers are the New Global Rock Stars

January 17, 2019

Globally, the list of big organizations that recently appointed compliance professionals was long and varied, according to Richard Cassin, writing […]

Conflicts Guide For Compliance Officers

January 4, 2019

The International Chamber of Commerce has published new guidelines on conflicts of interest in enterprises. It advises diligent monitoring of […]

Direct Versus Derivative in Shareholder Litigation

December 21, 2018

When a shareholder brings a claim involving company officers and directors, the court must decide whether the shareholder is suing […]

Silence Is a Red Flag When It Comes To Compliance

December 4, 2018

Low report rates from employees are not a sign that all is well. It is a sign that your company […]

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