Cognizant Compliance Chief Follows Former Colleagues With Exit

Sept. 15, 2021, 5:51 PM UTC

Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp. reshuffled its in-house legal ranks this year as the information technology and consulting company named a new law department leader and moved to put behind it a long-running corporate bribery scandal.

Amy Schuh left her job as Cognizant’s senior vice president and chief ethics and compliance officer to join Morgan, Lewis & Bockius on Sept. 13 as a corporate ethics, compliance, and white-collar investigations partner in Philadelphia.

Cognizant’s former general counsel, Matthew Friedrich, hired Schuh in 2017, the same year he joined the company. Friedrich left in late 2020 after he was hired to be the ...

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