ABI Blog Exchange
In our first edition of the Stern Files we summarized decisions applying the Supreme Court’s ruling in Stern v. Marshall, No. 10-179, 2011 WL 2472792 (U.S.
In a case handed down by the First Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this month, the Court stated that a
A Look Back at Access Shareholder Proposals in 2007
As we prepare for the upcoming proxy season and the answer to the question of whether we will see many, any, or only a few targeted, proxy access shareholder proposals (see the Davis Polk memo), we look back to the last time when proponents had the o
A Look Back at Access Shareholder Proposals in 2007
As we prepare for the upcoming proxy season and the answer to the question of whether we will see many, any, or only a few targeted, proxy access shareholder proposals (see the Davis Polk memo), we look back to the last time when proponents had the o
By: Bonnie Glantz Fatell and Stanley B. Tarr
The fees charged by the army of lawyers, accountants and consultants working on Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.’s Chapter 11 case topped $1.36 billion last month as the estate paid $34 million in professional bills.
After the debtor filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy, his mortgage company file a motion for relief in order to start foreclosure proceedings.
As we prepare for the upcoming proxy season and the answer to the question of whether we will see many, any, or only a few targeted, proxy access shareholder proposals (see the Davis Polk memo), we look back to the last time when proponents had t
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