If your company has a government contract, your corporate records are at great risk to your competitors or anyone that asks for them. Often, your team never even knows of the transaction.
April 19, 2021 at 11:00 AM
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Here’s some shocking news for those in every C-Suite of multinational corporations, including life sciences, gaming, cannabis pharmaceuticals—and the law firms that represent them.
If your company has a government contract, your corporate records are at great risk to your competitors or anyone that asks for them. Often, your team never even knows of the transaction.
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