Learn how the role of Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) is similar to and different from your role as in-house counsel. How do you instill a compliance culture in your company? How do you convince senior management to allocate sufficient resources to support the program? What liability do you have as the CCO, and should you consider liability insurance? When does the attorney–client privilege cover compliance matters? What about the “quality improvement” privilege? What are the pros and cons of various reporting structures? These and many other questions will be answered in this session.
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