Tiffany Robertson is a regular contributor to the Thomson Reuters blog. Using her experience as a practicing attorney, she writes about legal issues and how they relate to compliance in the workplace. She received her undergraduate degree in International Relations from Boston University and a master’s degree in International Affairs from American University. She holds a law degree from American University’s Washington College of Law, where she was also a member of American University Law Review.
The DOJ and SEC have recently placed greater focus on personal liability in the fight against corporate misconduct, and chief compliance officers are feeling the squeeze. Some are asking themselves whether a future in compliance is worth the risk to their careers and personal lives. And at a time when many don’t have the resources they need to do the job well,...
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The DOJ and SEC have recently placed greater focus on personal liability in the fight against corporate misconduct, and chief compliance officers are feeling the squeeze. Some are asking themselves whether a future in compliance is worth the risk to their careers and personal lives. And at a time when many don’t have the resources they need to do the job well,...
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