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With the rollout of Quantitative Easing II, the Federal Reserve provided a considerable amount of effort and monetary largesse to stimulate the economy. Also known as "the last resort," this effort is wholly dependent on the action of U.S.
Yesterday, in a 5-4 decision captioned Stern v.
Perceived Pay-for-Performance Disconnect Brings Say-on-Pay Shareholder Derivative Suits
Some shareholders are using lawsuits as a new tactic to fight what they perceive as an escalation in executive compensation.
Perceived Pay-for-Performance Disconnect Brings Say-on-Pay Shareholder Derivative Suits
Some shareholders are using lawsuits as a new tactic to fight what they perceive as an escalation in executive compensation.
One of my bankruptcy clients owns an upside down investment property. The client listed the property as an asset with no equity and stated his intention to reaffirm the debt. If the trustee does not assert an interest in the...
On May 24, 2011, Judge Bernstein, a Southern District of New York Bankruptcy Judge, rendered a decision in Gardi v. Jana (In re Dreier LLP), Adv. Pro No.
Some shareholders are using lawsuits as a new tactic to fight what they perceive as an escalation in executive compensation.
Top 5 most-downloaded bankruptcy-related articles of the past month on SSRN. 1) Directors’ Fiduciary Duties in the Zone of Insolvency and Actual Insolvency: To Whom, What, and When?, Michael R. Patrone.
Owners of The Georgian Building in Silver Spring, Maryland File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
June 22, 2011 Dear Insolvency Law Committee Constituency List members: The following is an Ebulletin prepared on a case of interest by a member of the Insolvency Law Committee: A bill to again revise California Exemptions, introduced by Assembly M
"The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a bankruptcy court incorrectly granted Anna Nicole Smith over $400 million from the estate of her oil magnate husband J. Howard Marshall.