In a company operational procedure, instances of professional negligence, fraud, misconduct and/or deceitful practices may occur. Various scenarios also happen wherein a company’s top executives are ignoring these unlawful dealings for a few reasons: either they are the ones responsible of these misbehaviors or they are not aware of such illicit practices because nobody dares to divulge the situation. Consequently, the business’s growth and effectiveness are put in jeopardy.
The most popular question then, will be, who may file charges from the unruly parties in the interest of the business’s well-being?
Obviously, businesses don’t want to become charged in courts. These legal actions would likely destroy the look from the whole company and even instigate bad relations among the shareholders. Still, most often, it is advisable to avoid someone’s misdemeanor instead of continuously get a new company’s operations.
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