Corporate Governance

Delaware Case Makes It Easier For Duped Shareholders To Sue

The shareholders said they suffered over $800 million in losses when they put off liquidating their stock due to Citigroup’s financial reporting and public statements that concealed the financial state of the company.

“Zombie Directors” Targeted By Investor Group

In 2016, a majority of shareholders rejected 44 directors at Russell 3000 companies, yet 40 of them continued to serve, […]

Fearing Litigation, ABA Self-Censors Report On Trump

In a decision that drew sharp criticism from former members of its media-law committee, the ABA has decided not to […]

Medtronic’s Ireland Move Garners Shareholder Lawsuit

Medtronic’s relocation of its nominal corporate headquarters to Ireland last year generated a capital gains tax bill for about 20 […]

Ransomware Conundrum: To Pay Or Not To Pay

The onslaught of ransomware attacks continues, and they are getting more sophisticated and harder to decipher, according to Kathleen Richards, […]

Address Information Governance Now, Avoid Legal Headaches Later

There were a host of problems associated with storing paper records. They ate up closet space and sometimes whole warehouses, […]

Tips For Conducting Internal Fraud Investigations

“It’s a moment every general counsel dreads. Out of the blue, an employee walks into your office, closes the door, and…

Qualities Of The Resilient Information Leader

Resilience has become a buzzword, but in the new and stressful world of information governance, it’s a concept well worth […]

Governance Above And Beyond Compliance

Once it was possible to satisfy regulators by having a compliance officer check a series of boxes. This is no […]

Protecting Your Company From Ransomware

Ransomware has become so lucrative that an industry has developed around it, with commission-based ransomware-as-a-service programs that allow the malware […]

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