Welcome to The Woody Report, where Washington & Lee School of Law Associate Professor Karen Woody and host Tom Fox discuss issues on white collar crime, compliance issues, international corruption, securities and accounting fraud, and internal corporate…
Boards entering 2026 are doing so in an environment defined not by stability, but by volatility. Regulatory priorities are shifting rapidly, geopolitical risk is reshaping markets, technology is accelerating faster…
If there was one clear message coming out of Compliance Week’s January 2026 AI conference, The Leading Edge: Applying AI and Data Analytics in E&C, it was not about tools,…
For more than two decades, corporate compliance programs have been built around one central organizing principle: enforcement. Where regulators go, compliance resources follow. When the Department of Justice prioritizes anticorruption,…
Artificial intelligence governance has officially crossed the threshold from theory to expectation. The Department of Justice has not issued a standalone “AI rulebook,” but it has provided a framework for…
Welcome to our concluding blog post on notable Roman Philosophers and the philosophical underpinnings of modern corporate compliance programs and compliance professionals, focusing on five philosophers from Rome spanning the…
I recently wrote a series on the direct link between ancient Greek Philosophers and modern corporate compliance programs and compliance professionals. It was so much fun and so well-received that…
I recently wrote a series on the direct link between ancient Greek Philosophers and modern corporate compliance programs and compliance professionals. It was so much fun and so well-received that…
I recently wrote a series on the direct link between ancient Greek Philosophers and modern corporate compliance programs and compliance professionals. It was so much fun and so well-received that…
I recently wrote a series on the direct link between ancient Greek Philosophers and modern corporate compliance programs and compliance professionals. It was so much fun and so well-received that…
Most of you readers know that sometimes when I get going on a project, it (the project, not me) just keeps on growing. What started as a podcast with Matt…
