Securities Law and the In-house Bar: Why a Public Company's SEC Filings Should Be Required Reading

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Securities Law and the In-house Bar: Why a Public Company's SEC Filings Should Be Required Reading

Mac Stuckey

Publication Date: 01/01/2019

Your company’s frequent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are your ticket to a far broader understanding of your own (or a competitor’s or prospective employer’s) business. You’ll be better equipped to add value and identify risk for your public company employer, understand the macro trends and issues affecting your industry and peer companies, and assess prospective public company employers.

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Securities Law and the In-house Bar: Why a Public Company's SEC Filings Should Be Required Reading