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Corporate Governance

Shifting Ground: What the SEC's Updated Whistleblower Framework Means for Corporate Compliance Programs

Recent amendments to the SEC's whistleblower program have materially altered the obligations facing compliance officers and general counsels across corporate America. From expanded definitions of protected activity to compressed disclosure timelines, these changes demand a structural reassessment of how organizations build and maintain their internal reporting architectures. Understanding the full scope of these developments is no longer optional — it is a fiduciary imperative.

Sep 28, 2026

Corporate Governance

Racing the Clock: How General Counsels and CFOs Should Navigate the Post-TCJA Tax Horizon

With the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act's landmark provisions scheduled to lapse after December 31, 2025, corporate leadership faces a narrowing window to reposition tax strategy. General counsels and CFOs must act deliberately now, as the decisions made in the next eighteen months will define a company's tax posture for years to come. This analysis examines the governance imperatives, compliance risks, and strategic levers available to organizations navigating this critical inflection point.

Sep 27, 2026

Corporate Governance

Caught Between Two Mandates: How Corporate Boards Are Managing ESG's Fractured Legal Landscape

As the SEC advances mandatory climate disclosure rules and progressive states codify ESG reporting requirements, a growing bloc of Republican-led states has enacted legislation restricting ESG-driven investment practices. For general counsels and board compliance officers, the resulting regulatory tension is not merely political theater—it carries real fiduciary and legal consequences that demand a structured, jurisdiction-aware response.

Sep 27, 2026