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| Yet since the turn of this century public corporations are viewed with increasingly more distrust due to widespread disclosures about personal interests of executives being placed ahead of those of stockholders. Leon has extensive experience with public corporations in the area of acquisition, financing, operations and management of hospitality properties. All public corporations that trade their stocks in the United States must ensure that they comply to avoid the significant financial penalties and criminal charges that Sarbanes-Oxley imposes. |
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