Strong Corporate Governance: A Corporation’s Own COVID-19 Vaccine
As COVID-19 wreaks havoc on our world, important shifts in corporate governance practices continue to…
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Shareholders Should Not Share their Voting Rights: Elimination of Proxy Voting through Blockchain Technology
As remote interactions become more prevalent and technological advancements increase, corporations must reform their policies…
Fiduciary Duties in a Stakeholder Model of Corporate Governance
Although remote communication technologies are among the hottest new trends in the pandemic age, the…
Stakeholders’ Protection in 2020: Government Measures or Corporate Governance
Introduction The shareholder-oriented model of corporate governance,[1] identified by two authors at the beginning…
A New Standard for Governance: Reflections on Worker Representation in the United States
The contemporary state of corporate law in the United States is one that is…
Proxy Voting is Poised To Be Blockchain’s Next Widespread Application
Shareholder proxy voting, a process so central to the operations of modern corporations, is poised…
U.S. Policy Proposals to Restart Wage Growth
Compared to previous recoveries, the recovery following the 2008 economic crash has seen lagging wage…
From Value Protection to Value Creation: Rethinking Corporate Governance Standards for Firm Innovation
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The 18th Annual A. A. Sommer, Jr. Lecture on Corporate, Securities, and Financial Law – The Agency Costs of Activism by John C. Coffee Jr.
On November 8, 2017, Fordham University School of Law’s Corporate Law Center, in partnership with…
Quasi-Appraisal: Appraising Breach of Duty of Disclosure Claims Following “Cash-Out” Mergers in Delaware
ABSTRACT In recent years, Delaware has served as the hot bed for the dramatic increase…