While Congress mulls the merits of a proposed $700 billion plan to prevent a wider economic meltdown, many are wondering what the calls for more regulation and increased transparency mean for corporate governance. Alfred Carlton, Jr., a partner at Raleigh's Allen and Pinnix and a past president of the American Bar Association, says it could lead to an expanded role for lawyers.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Enhanced Law Firm Role After Meltdown?
While Congress mulls the merits of a proposed $700 billion plan to prevent a wider economic meltdown, many are wondering what the calls for more regulation and increased transparency mean for corporate governance. Alfred Carlton, Jr., a partner at Raleigh's Allen and Pinnix and a past president of the American Bar Association, says it could lead to an expanded role for lawyers.
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