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ABA Section of Business Law

Volume 15, Number1 September/October 2005 A potpourri issue, just for you. From Sarbanes-Oxley to whistleblowers. From insider crime to how the SEC does its investigations. From women lawyers of color to transactional law in law schools. There's always substance (and maybe even a little fun) in each issue of BLT. Happy reading! Departments  Speaking Volumes  Meeting Morsels  ProBono in Action  Train for the Future Looking under the rocks Due diligence after Sarbanes-Oxley By Mark R. High What if it's an inside job? Responding to crime by business insiders By David F. Taylor To blow the whistle or not? Banks get mixed messages on dealing with customer fraud Thomas P. Vartanian and Mark Fajfar One hurdle at a time Women lawyers of color need to be heard By Darhiana Mateo When the SEC comes knocking What to expect in an investigation By Kevin J. Harnisch and Natasha Colton Doing deals in school A prof talks about teaching transactional law By Jonathan C. Lipson Once upon an M&A Litigation ... a deal falls apart ... lessons are learned By Suellen W. Bergman

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