Corporate Governance

Sloan Lambastes Pfizer “Inversion” Deal

November 30, 2015

“Takes tax avoidance to a whole new level,” says the popular NPR Marketplace commentator,

Is Climate Change The Next Tobacco?

November 25, 2015

The possibility that a campaign to mislead the public about environmental harm from carbon pollution is analogous to the long campaign by the tobacco industry to mislead about the dangers of smoking, and that similar legal strategies for critics might be in the cards…

Don’t Get Ambushed By Administrative Dissolution

November 22, 2015

It’s a not uncommon occurrence, typically the result of inadvertent failure to pay a tax or tardiness with an annual […]

Analytics Can Detect FCPA And Other Risks

November 17, 2015

Rooting out organizational risk is a major responsibility for many legal departments, and to do it they typically rely on […]

Directors Risk From Data Breaches

November 16, 2015

board cybersecurity oversight

Rethinking The Legal Function

November 13, 2015

A look at the expanding role of the GC as legal advisor, nay-sayer, business advisor, yea-sayer, compliance overseer and increasingly […]

Union Questions IPO Of A Non-Union Vegas Casino

November 11, 2015

A local of the Culinary Workers has asked the SEC to review the registration filing of Station Casinos, which operates […]

Pressure Mounts For Probe Of Exxon Over Climate Change

November 10, 2015

The New York attorney general might be only the first to start asking what Exxon knew about climate change, when […]

Al Jazerra GC “Appears To Be Unlicensed”

November 9, 2015

The general counsel of Al Jazerra America, which is currently embroiled in some major litigation, passed the New York State […]

Faint Praise For SEC’s Proposed Rule Changes

October 29, 2015

Critics say the deck is stacked against respondents in the SEC’s administrative court proceedings, and now the Commission is proposing […]

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