Proxy Access and Optimal Standardization in Corporate Governance: An Empirical Analysis
ABSTRACT According to the conventional wisdom, “one size does not fit all” in corporate governance.…
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JCFL Symposium 2017: A Student’s Perspective
On October 27th[1], the Fordham Journal of Corporate and Financial Law held its Annual Symposium…
Are Stricter, Bright-Line Rules Needed to Ensure Independence in the Accounting Profession?
When auditing the financial statements of their clients, one of the principal goals of an…
The Seventeenth Annual A.A. Sommer, Jr. Lecture on Corporate, Securities and Financial Law at the Fordham Corporate Law Center
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Blockchain and the Legal Industry
In 2008, an anonymous programmer known as Satoshi Nakamoto created bitcoin, a peer-to-peer trustless digital…
Snap’s Future of “Power Hoarding”
On March 2, 2017, Snap Inc. (“Snap”) went public on the New York Stock Exchange…
SEC – Don’t Throw Away Your Shot! A Renewed Call for a Uniform Fiduciary Standard to Protect Individual Investors
On November 10, 2016 Fordham University’s School of Law’s Corporate Law Center, in partnership with…
Changed By Not Changing At All*: Accounting Regulators Continue to Limit Pending Litigation Disclosures
In 2010, when my co-authors and I published a piece in this journal (W. R.…
Exxon’s Poker-Face: A Probe into the Oil Giant’s Deck Raises Questions About its Marketing Activities and Climate Change Research
An ongoing investigation by the New York Attorney General into whether one of the world’s…