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As we have previously discussed, there has been a growing trend of corporations' adopting various types of bylaws to define the bounds of shareholder litigation.

One of the most prominent and publicized themes of the Business Roundtable's new governance guidelines is its significant emphasis on diversity in the board nominating process.

While this new methodology applies to payments beginning in CY 2019, reporting for the first year of the QPP begins in 2017.

MoFo's Stacey Sprenkel discusses how ethics and compliance skillsets can support ESG strategy in multinational corporations.

The Court of Chancery thoroughly explained the basis for its conclusions as to Numoda Corp.‘s capital structure in its detailed opinion.

During oral arguments in Omnicare v. Laborers District Council last week, the Supreme Court appeared to signal a rejection of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals’ position that a sincerely held statement of opinion or belief may be actionable under the Securities Act of 1933 simply because it was incorrect.

An annual survey prepared by the Center for Political Accountability and released last week indicates that an increasing number of large companies are adopting policies and procedures designed to improve transparency and oversight of their political activities.

Coatue and existing investor Andreessen Horowitz co-led the round, which also included Bessemer Venture Partners.

Digital asset firms navigating California's Digital Financial Assets Law face a critical challenge: treating compliance as merely a filing exercise may satisfy initial requirements, but leaves companies unprepared for the rigorous supervisory oversight that follows. This collection explores how regulatory readiness extends far beyond paperwork, examining the operational resilience, strategic planning, and governance frameworks necessary to thrive under evolving digital asset regulations.

An August 24 article in The Wall Street Journal addresses what is described as a trend with leading corporations to eliminate the chief operating officer position, in order to "flatten" management structures.

As stated in our recent advisory, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is scheduled to go into effect on January 1, 2024. At a high level, this is an anti-money laundering rule enacted...

Timothy Perry, a former assistant US attorney now at WilmerHale, examines the dynamics of negotiating with the DoJ when investigations reach into China.

As noted in our previous alert, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, in Texas Top Cop Shop, Inc., et al. v. Garland, et al., issued an injunction temporarily...

For over a decade, the world's developed nations, through FATF, have worked to set international standards aimed at curbing money laundering, tax evasion, and other corrupt activities conducted through shell companies and synthetic identities.

While France has experienced an intense legislative debate on a new, far-reaching business regulation this year, companies are adapting to navigate the interesting challenges it poses

An emerging governance perspective is the need for boards to assume greater responsibility for positioning themselves to respond to the rapidly evolving legislative and regulatory environment.

On April 14, 2015, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit summarily reversed a troubling decision of the Federal District Court in Delaware...