September 6, 2002

Corporations scrambling to offset image of fraud

It is a time of great uncertainty for America’s business leaders. With corporate scandals reeking of fraud on every newsstand and the risk of personal liability rising, it is becoming more and more difficult to manage a company both literally and psychologically. In the past year, the country’s corporations have learned the hard lesson that it doesn’t take a terrorist attack to topple a company.

?We’re in a time when everyone is trying to figure out what to do,? said Ronald Manka, an attorney at Boulder-based Lathrop & Gage specializing in corporations and securities. The biggest repercussions have been from the…

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