A SOX Attorney Blogs...
Your Audit Committee Hot Line lights up....Your next actions are crucial.
Corporate Governance matters now more than ever before. It's your ethical obligation to investigate. Your responsibility. Your accountability.
Now its your exposure.
Since 2002, its your legal obligation. .
You must investigate. What do you do?
Who can you trust? Where do you stop?
When misconduct is reported, these are questions you will be required to answer. What are the risks of not taking the correct actions?
How do you avoid exposure for the Company? How do you avoid personal exposure? How do you investigate complaints and also protect those that blow the whistle? Who at the company needs to know?
This blog discusses these questions.
It's about common mistakes, missteps and pitfalls facing members of the Audit Committee and its Legal Department
Recent Posts
- Finance Reform Will Clarify Sox
- Offer of Judgment Makes SOX Whistleblower a Prevailing Party and Entitles Whistleblower to Attorneys Fees
- Fourth Circuit Confirms that Billing Irregularities Not Enough for SOX Whistleblower Protection
- Schwabe Ordered to Reinstate SOX Whistleblowers
- DC Court Upholds Constitutionality of SOX
- The Fourth Circuit Rejects ReInstatement for First Sox Whistleblower
- J-SOX
- Individual Liability for SOX Whistleblower Retaliation
- French Subsidiary May Have Exposure for Retaliation Under Sarbanes-Oxley
- Criminal Exposure of Sarbanes-Oxley
