Preparing For The Wave Of Covid-19 Lawsuits
Since it’s hard to imagine a company that won’t have a worker who contracts the coronavirus before this is over, boards should begin mapping out strategies now.
Oracle Lack Of Diversity Lawsuit Could Have Larger Implications
if the court finds that companies can face significant financial damages for making unfounded claims about human capital management decisions, it will heighten boards' level of accountability.
Anti-Corruption In The Coronavirus Era
Challenging times can sometimes lead good people to put ethical behavior aside. Here's what boards and executives can do now to lower liability.
The $2 Trillion CARES Act Imposes Limits On Employee Pay
The largest stimulus bill in U.S. history conditions the granting of federal loans and loan guarantees on companies’ agreement to limit employee compensation.
Carving Out Some IPO Protections
Thanks to a 2018 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, the risk of IPO-related securities litigation has never been higher. With Congress not likely to act, boards need to take matters into their own hands.
I.S.S. Sues S.E.C. Over New Proxy Advisory Rules
Proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services filed a lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday over new rules the regulator issued earlier this year requiring more disclosure over how the firm and...
Corporate Board Member Institute
The leading continuing education program for public company boards.
Director Optimism Falls In May On Mounting Inflation Concerns
U.S. public company board members’ optimism dropped at the end of Q2 amid fears that inflation will hamper growth in 2022.