Last week, the Nevada legislature passed what the Reno Gazette-Journal has branded as the state's "largest-ever tax increase". Although the state's legislative website does not yet list the bill as having been approved by Governor Brian Sandoval,...
Nevada Set To Boost Business Fees For Domestic And Foreign Corporations By 150%
Posted on June 08, 2015
Could This Really Be The Origin Of Due Process?
Posted on June 05, 2015
Why The WSJ Is Wrong About SEC Rulemaking On Claw backs
Posted on June 04, 2015
As noted by Broc Romanek, The Wall Street Journal yesterday announced:
Court Finds No "Road of Imprudence" or "Chasm of Equity" In Section 25504
Posted on June 03, 2015
Faithful readers of this blog will be familiar with the structure of the California Corporate Securities Law. Part 5 of the CSL (Cal. Corp. Code §§ 25400 - 25404) proscribes various conduct and Part 6 (Cal. Corp. Code §§ 25500 - 25510) establishes...
No Pay Bylaws Fall Short Of Ending Forced Subsidization
Posted on June 02, 2015
In this post published yesterday on The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation, Delaware lawyer A. Thompson Bayliss and Mark Mixon write that no pay provisions "could transform stockholder litigation without the...
Why The Wall Street Journal Is Wrong About The Magna Carta
Posted on June 01, 2015
Jury Verdict Unhinged By Holding That Incardination Isn't Necessarily Employment
Posted on May 29, 2015
The ecclesiastical doctrine of incardination defines the relationship between clerics and the church. According to the United States Conference of Bishops (no relation), "incardination is traditionally used to refer to the attachment of the priest...
Stock Repurchases: "We Can't Think Of Anything Better To Do With Your Money"
Posted on May 28, 2015
The Wall Street Journal took aim yesterday at stock repurchases and dividend payments, citing a commissioned study that concluded:
Does Mandated Unbundling Deprive Stockholders The Right To Vote On The Whole?
Posted on May 27, 2015
A forthcoming academic paper looks for bundling in more than 1,500 management proposals between 2003 and 2012. Bundling occurs when multiple matters are combined into a single proposal. The authors, James Cox, Fabrizio Ferri, Colleen Honigsberg, and
