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In an era of greater transparency and accountability, corporations have a heightened duty to conduct internal investigations of potential misconduct. Corporations must consider that the findings unearthed in investigations may trigger certain disclosure requirements, and arouse the interests of various third parties, most notably, regulators, shareholders, analysts, and law enforcement. |
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