My winner for the worst of Star Trek: The Original Series is the episode “And the Children Shall Lead.” Yet there are clear ethical lessons, as
An effective compliance program is not a collection of disconnected policies, training modules, hotline reports, and investigation files. It is an operating system. Culture determines
Few Star Trek episodes put Captain Kirk in as vulnerable or as revealing a position as “The Paradise Syndrome.” What begins as a routine mission
An effective compliance program is not a collection of disconnected policies, training modules, hotline reports, and investigation files. It is an operating system. Culture determines
In The Enterprise Incident, Captain Kirk appears to suffer a breakdown. He orders the USS Enterprise across the Neutral Zone and into Romulan territory, where three
An effective compliance program is not a collection of disconnected policies, training modules, hotline reports, and investigation files. It is an operating system. Culture determines
Few episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series are as infamous or as misunderstood as “Spock’s Brain.” Dismissed by many as campy science fiction, the
If there is one constant in the universe, it is that business, regulations, and politics never stand still. Each new venture, partnership, or acquisition brings
If there is one area in business where risk, opportunity, and culture collide, it is in mergers and acquisitions. The promise of new markets, talent,
We conclude our review of the Scoular Company FCPA enforcement action with a full lessons-learned blog post. We are still awaiting the DPA and Criminal
