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CEO And CFO Fraud Creates Exposures For Boards

The SEC finds two Silicon Valley company officers committed a $700 million fraud. What oversight was missing that led to this enormous fraud? We examine. Read More

Are Your IoT Devices Vulnerable To Attack?

Too often organizations and individuals forget to secure IoT devices, which hackers can breach to access network-connected computers. We examine. Read More

An Enterprise-Wide Cybersecurity Plan: A Crucial Step For Protecting Data

Not having a cybersecurity plan with human oversight left the U.S. Department of the Interior vulnerable to data breaches. We examine what this means for your organization. Read More

Joint-Employer: The NLRB Proposes A New Definition

Under an NLRB proposal, employers would be joint-employers only if they exercise "direct and immediate" control over the terms of employment. Leslie Zieren, Esq. examines the issue. Read More

When Reasonable Accommodations Are Easy: Don't Make Them Hard

The EEOC sued an employer that refused to accommodate an employee's need to sit, rather than stand, at the front desk. How can managers help their employers avoid discrimination liability? Read More

Filing A Lawsuit Without First Filing With The EEOC: Why Discrimination Suits Still Can Move Forward

A circuit court rules that an employee may sue under Title VII without filing a charge with the EEOC. Learn what the ruling means. Read More