United States:
Weinberg Center For Corporate Governance Holds Its 2024 Distinguished Speaker And Panel
30 April 2024
Duane Morris LLP
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The John L.
Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance of the University of
Delaware recently put on a great program with two very timely and
important presentations. One on how companies and their boards can
navigate the turbulent waters surrounding calls for the entity to
speak out on cultural and other "hot button"
topics–some of which may be directly related to the business
of that entity–some not. And second, a very lively panel
discussion of the modern day use of special litigation committees
to review derivative claims and litigation. Links to videos and
other materials from this fantastic presentation may be accessed here.
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