Compliance Lessons from This Pandemic Will Apply to Future Crises

Seven Lessons on Keeping Remote Operations Compliant

The coronavirus crisis is continuing to unfold, resulting in both mandatory and voluntary changes to the ways in which we all do business. Compliance is a business-critical function for all regulated entities. Even in an adverse situation, corporate officers remain liable for business continuity and compliance with all relevant regulations. Therefore, it is essential to respond to the operational impact of stay-at-home decisions that are made today as well as any additional restrictions mandated by authorities. It is also important to be mindful of the impacts of potential employee sick time and, unfortunately, even the potential of employee deaths.