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A forensic accountant tracing the flow of funds from an internal fraud across bank records and ledgersForensic Accounting

Can You Recover Money Stolen by an Employee?

Recovery is decided in the first two weeks, before anyone files anything. Here is what asset tracing actually involves and what each of the four recovery routes requires you to prove.

Corporate security advisor presenting a workplace violence risk assessment to a company leadership team CaptionWorkplace Violence

Workplace Violence Prevention: What Every Organization Needs to Know

Thomas W. Raftery III

No federal OSHA standard specifically requires a workplace violence prevention program. OSHA nevertheless cites employers for workplace violence hazards under the General Duty Clause, Section 5(a)(1) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act.

Compliance team and counsel reviewing a potential OFAC hit and disclosure decisionAnti-Money Laundering

Sanctions and OFAC Screening: What Compliance Officers Get Wrong

Thomas W. Raftery III

Sanctions exposure is fundamentally an ownership and control question, which makes it an investigative problem before it is a screening problem. Falcon associate Lionel Baren spent 22 years as an FBI Special Agent working money laundering, terrorism, and national security matters, then served with the U.S. Department of the Treasury Office of Technical Assistance on assignments in Afghanistan, Jamaica, and Suriname.