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Say-on-Pay Approval Below 70% May Receive "Greater Attention"

ISS has issued its preliminary US post-season report, which is full of useful statistics about the 2011 proxy season for the data hound.  Broc notes some of the key highlights in TheCorporateCounsel.net blog.

In "Anna Nicole Smith" Case, U.S. Supreme Court Limits Bankruptcy Courts' Authority

Many are familiar with Anna Nicole Smith, the late television personality who married an elderly oil tycoon shortly before his death and later became embroiled in a legal battle over his estate.  Recently, the bankruptcy case of Vickie Lynn M

Payday Lender Pays Big for Misdeeds

The Federal Trade Commission has scored another win for consumers.

Help! My Car Was Repossessed! Can Bankruptcy Help?

Decision in Tweeter Opco, LLC., Holds Non-Debtor Controlling Company Liable for Debtor's Violation of the WARN Act

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Other People’s Money (Part II)

This is the second of a series of posts on the use of other people’s money to potentially fund claims against a debtor, and when that will give rise to standing for that party in the bankruptcy case.