Corporate Governance

 A simple review of FINRA’s enforcement proceedings demonstrates a new norm; compliance officers are being held accountable as supervisors for rules violations.  How can a compliance officer avoid being held

Continue Reading Who Else Wants To Avoid Being Considered A Supervisor?

At least, they can the health care and environmental arenas.  Under the responsible corporate officer (RCO) doctrine, the ability to control corporate conduct is sufficient to hold officers criminally liable

Continue Reading Even Without Knowledge or Participation, Corporate Officers Can Be Criminally Liable for Subordinates’ Misdeeds

In its never ending quest to find suitable ways to address capital formation issues in the United States, the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance is looking to see if foreign jurisdictions

Continue Reading IS IT POSSIBLE TO FIND CAPITAL FORMATION SUCCESS OVERSEAS?

Recently, the SEC announced that it would take steps to bar felons and bad actors from any Regulation D offering. 

This rule was mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act, and the

Continue Reading No More Felons and Other Bad Guys in Regulation D Offerings

Ernie will be moderating a panel on investigating and responding to data breaches.  The discussion will include the required specialized skills and active coordination with a company’s IT personnel and external IT

Continue Reading Ernest Badway to Speak at Internal Corporate Investigations and Forum for In-House Counsel National Institute