Neuberger, Boutwell Co-Author Corporate Board Member Article: “Corporate Boards Must Act Now to Mitigate the Fallout of Officer Misconduct”
24 November 2017
Of Counsel Mark Neuberger and Associate Angelica Boutwell co-authored a Corporate Board Member article, “Corporate Boards Must Act Now to Mitigate the Fallout of Officer Misconduct,” about some relatively easy steps corporate boards can and should be taking to prevent a company from falling victim to a disruptive and damaging corporate scandal and, if it does, what proactive measures the board can take to help ensure the business is not consumed in the scandal’s backdraft.
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