A whistleblower sued EY for $10.8 million.
The UK case has brought up a number of topics that the professional service industry must reflect upon.
June 05, 2020 at 05:01 AM
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The year 2020 may well go down as ‘The Year of the Whistleblower’.
The first of the two stand-out cases being that of Dr. Li Webliang, the Wuhan doctor who first issued contact warnings of the Coronavirus. This information could be worth $6 trillion, the calculated price on the global economy according to Bloomberg Economics. The other being auditor Amjad Rihan successfully suing EY for $10.8 million in damages.
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