Compliance

How are organizations navigating rapid technological change? LRN 2026 report E&C Program Effectiveness Report What’s in this report from LRN: After more than a decade of global benchmarking, LRN’s 2026 ethics & compliance program effectiveness report comes at a pivotal moment for the profession. This year’s research examines how organizations are navigating rapid technological change, rising regulatory expectations and trust gaps...

Constitutional challenge to qui tam provisions heads toward Supreme Court, but neither DOJ nor relators show signs of slowing enforcement activity

Expected developments range from new accreditation agency pathways to stricter criteria for public service loan forgiveness employer eligibility

Supreme Court intervention and record enforcement activity define an agency in flux that can still flex its muscles

Regulatory compliance takes a village — selecting the right vendors and actively verifying their compliance is part of the transparency equation

CX governance demands transparency in data collection, AI reliability in customer-facing applications and reputation risk management

Messages with coded language like "Xmas gifts" and "postcards" show how bribery often hides in plain sight

State splits from several key provisions of recently passed tax law

2025 was as advertised: the second Trump Administration introduced unprecedented uncertainty and disruption into the operations of organizations large and small across all sectors. And AI use just kept on expanding, bringing its own uncertainty and potential for disruption. Legal and compliance experts help CCI dig into what made news in governance, risk and compliance professions this year and what...

New DHS rules ending automatic EAD extensions mean recent training programs may no longer be accurate

How compliance and contracts leaders can strengthen resilience after one of the most disruptive funding crises in recent government contracting history

As regulators increasingly focus on consumer perception, whether a disclosure exists matters less than whether consumers understand it