Corporate Governance

Collect Better Data, Not More Data

June 13, 2016

A potential “paralyzing paradox” presented by data collection and how to get past it.

Boardrooms Shudder Over Delaware Judge’s Decision

June 13, 2016

Shareholders in Dell Inc. were underpaid by $6 billion when the company was taken private, according to a Delaware chancery […]

Cybersecurity Is A Governance And Risk Management Issue

June 7, 2016

More companies are coming to see cybersecurity as part of a larger compliance and integrity program, rather than shunting it […]

Why Compliance Officers Are Nervous

May 10, 2016

Eight out 10 are “at least somewhat concerned” about the change in tone in Washington, and about two out of […]

Accounting Flaws Now Prime Target In Securities Class Actions

April 26, 2016

For the third straight year, there has been an increase in the number of securities class actions filings with accounting-related […]

An Overlooked Exception To Attorney-Client Privilege

April 26, 2016

It’s based on a 45-year old Fifth Circuit precedent – Garner v. Wolfinbarger – a precedent that’s alive and well […]

Individual Executive Exposure In Government Investigations

April 25, 2016

A white collar alert from Miller & Chevalier looks at significant cases and government investigations that directly affected executives in […]

Ethics Have Calculable Value

April 20, 2016

The president of the umbrella organization for in-house attorneys in Europe – the European Company Lawyers Association, or ECLA – outlines […]

Information Governance: Time For GCs To Step up

April 18, 2016

For most organizations today, the major problem is not information security, but information governance, writes Today’s General Counsel columnist Barclay […]

Big Data Can Be Asset Or Vulnerability

April 13, 2016

The big data revolution is well under way and is having a transforming effect on business, enabling enhanced insight and […]

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