With risk and compliance policies in the spotlight, companies and in-house lawyers are finding they can no longer hide from changing attitudes to such issues. Helen Mooney reports on the progress being made...
May 02, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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With risk and compliance policies in the spotlight, companies and in-house lawyers are finding they can no longer hide from changing attitudes to such issues. Helen Mooney reports on the progress being made
Companies both large and small have had to wake up to the fact that compliance and ethics are an important part of doing business as tightening regulations, political pressure and the potential fallout from bad publicity have forced these issues into the spotlight.
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