In Corporate Governance Advisor: Corporate Monitors - How to Avoid One If Possible and How to Deal With One If You Must

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November/December 2017 - The article, "Corporate Monitors: How to Avoid One If Possible and How to Deal With One If You Must," by John Wood was published in Corporate Governance Advisor.

Over the past 15 years, independent compliance monitors have become increasingly common in Department of Justice (DOJ) resolutions of enforcement matters with corporations. Now, other federal agencies, state attorneys general, and even foreign government enforcement agencies are beginning to require monitors as well. This trend serves only to increase the need for corporate executives to understand the corporate monitor phenomenon and how imposition of a monitor could affect their companies.

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