David Greising
August 4, 2009
Kickbacks? Until then it had appeared the main concern revolved around executives at firms being bought by Huron who had benefited personally in ways that might not pass accounting muster.
No one had suggested Huron's brass may have benefited somehow too. But now that Huron has mentioned it, we certainly will.
Until last week, Huron had earned attention as one of the fastest-growing U.S. companies. It seemed poised to cash in on some of the modern corporate maladies: runaway litigation, aggressive regulation, accounting ineptitude and so on.
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