Despite recent court decisions favoring corporate whistleblowers, there is some good news for companies: Research shows most whistleblowers choose to report their concerns internally first, according to both a recent study and blogger analysis.
And that means general counsel and their companies would more often have a chance to deal with a complaint—and keep the problem from spreading into a legal action or a public relations nightmare.
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