By now everyone is familiar with the federal legislative response to Enron and the other corporate scandals — namely, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. But how have the states responded? After all, the states have been, and remain, principally responsible for corporate governance.
Quarterly State Compliance Review
By now everyone is familiar with the federal legislative response to Enron and the other corporate scandals -- namely, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. But how have the states responded? After all, the states have been, and remain, principally responsible for corporate governance. The following is a brief review of the most recent legislative responses to the corporate scandals from some of the more important incorporation states.
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