Responding to Allegations of Fraud

What Directors and Officers Need to Know

Corporate audit committees are in the spotlight as a result of the enactment of Sarbanes-Oxley and myriad high-profile accounting scandals. Now, more than ever, audit committees are required to investigate a wide variety of issues, including those that arise from within the company ? in the case of an internal whistleblower alleging financial statement fraud ? and from without ? in the case of an SEC inquiry. These investigations frequently are conducted against the backdrop of security class actions, regulatory scrutiny, and potential criminal prosecutions.


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