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A Phased Approach to Investigating Suspected Violations of U.S. Export Controls and Economic Sanctions Laws

written by Richard Matheny December 3, 2009 Compliance, Ethics, Featured Article
A Phased Approach to Investigating Suspected Violations of U.S. Export Controls and Economic Sanctions Laws

This article by Richard Matheny of Goodwin Procter LLP briefly discusses a three-phase approach to the internal investigation of suspected violations of export-controls and economic-sanctions laws.

The SEC Claws Back

written by Dan Hurson November 23, 2009 Compliance, Ethics, Featured Article, Governance
The SEC Claws Back

by Dan Hurson, senior partner in The Hurson Law Firm LLP, in Washington, D.C. The case for strict enforcement of Sarbanes-Oxley Section 304 requiring CEO payback after restatements caused by “misconduct.”

Jeffrey Kaplan: Earning Program “Credit” in a Criminal Investigation – The Role of the C&E Annual Report

written by Jeff Kaplan July 29, 2009 Compliance, Ethics, Featured Columns

Jeffrey Kaplan, a special contributor to Corporate Compliance Insights, discusses the recent report by The Conference Board that identified several steps which enforcement agencies should take to identify publicly more instances of companies receiving credit for having compliance and ethics (C&E) programs.

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