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    This office represents Nicole Braun with respect to two promissory notes signed by SITO’s former Chief Executive Officer, Jerry Hug. A copy of each of those notes is enclosed with this correspondence. The context of each of these notes was service provided by Mr. Hug, as an officer of SITO regarding the attempted disposition by Nicole Brown of restricted SITO shares. Mr. Hug repeatedly represented to Ms. Braun that he had the full authority on behalf of the Company to assist with the disposition…

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    In the Red Bead Experiment, a small proportion of red beads are interspersed with white beads. In this model, the white beads are desirable by the customer whereas the red beads are not and can be considered as errors. The employee receives instructions on how to collect the beads properly and proceeds to do so. The results are then tallied documenting the number of errors (red beads) which are identified. There are a number of interpretations of the data derived from this experiment…

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    Wells Fargo faces a civil lawsuit filed by Mike Feuer, Attorney of the city of Los Anglos. Wells Fargo is accused of unethical behavior by setting impartial sales targets for its employees. The company enforces quotes that were nearly impossible to meet which triggered unethical and fraudulent tactics. Under tremendous pressure due to impartial goals, Wells Fargo employees adopted fraudulent methods for meeting these goals. Investigation findings showed evidence of bankers opening unauthorized…

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    Have you ever faced a challenge that might have took years to complete? Well, for authorities in the articles " Isabella Stewart Gardner Heist: 25 years of theories", and " National Treasures: Recovering Artwork owned by U.S. Government," they faced some pretty tough challenges. The authorities in these article face a challenge to find the missing and stolen art work from many years ago. It took them years to find the missing and stolen artwork that belonged to either a art museum or the…

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    COMPLAINCE WITH RULES AND REGULATIONS The duties performed by the AC are essential in evaluating effectiveness. The Treadway Commission Report requested for a written charter for every AC outlining their duties and responsibilities. It is expected that detailed charters should be prepared so as to assist ACs in carrying out their duties effectively. The Treadway Commission Report stated that such a charter would ensure that committee members were aware of their duties and responsibilities and…

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    The SEC’s Dodd-Frank whistleblower program is getting a lot of attention now that the agency is announcing substantial rewards given for information. The SEC does not disclose the name of the company involved, nor the name of the whistleblower who received the reward, however, people still worry about maintaining their anonymity. While the whistleblower program has strong protections against retaliation, such as an employer firing an employee who gave the SEC a tip, there's no protection against…

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    Arthur Andersen Flaws

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    Financial specialists have customarily relied upon the stone strong notoriety of examining firms. These autonomous companies were — and the companies that until now are with us — accused of fundamentally looking into the records and the accounting books of their customer partnerships and rendering assessments about the dependability of those records. That was not the same any more, notwithstanding, because of Enron and their auditing company, Arthur Andersen. Till the revelation of Arthur…

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    Professional indemnity insurance pays for negligence claims. When a professional gives out inaccurate information, he may be responsible for damages. For some careers, professional indemnity insurance is a government requirement. What Does Professional Indemnity Insurance Cover All professionals should purchase professional indemnity insurance. When dealing with the general public, liability insurance is a necessity. Personal injury claims and structural damage can be covered under a general…

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    Bosnia Contract Law

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    Problem Alistair, a chief legal officer, is responsible for insuring that his firm, a pharmaceutical company, upholds high ethical standards. After a thorough review of the firm’s European offices, Alistair has declared a clean sheet; however, he has heard of “the Bosnia contract.” By all appearances “the Bosnia contract” is a charitable endeavor by Alistair’s company to supply needed aid kits to worn-torn Bosnia, except for one. That exception is that there is a large commission paid to the…

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