Showing posts with label corporate law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corporate law. Show all posts
Friday, June 20, 2008
B.C.E.
It appears that the forces of good (and shareholder value) prevailed in B.C.E. It's not up on the University of Montreal Website yet.
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Conrad Black: "Worst Kind of Imperial CEO"
So concludes conservative corporate law prof Stephen Bainbridge. Bainbridge isn't quite sure that this was an appropriate case for the criminal law, but he observes (a) that Deleware Vice Chancellor Leo Strine listened to his testimony in a civil trial; (b) Strine concluded he was a liar; and (c) the reputation of the Delaware courts has been proven in the marketplace.
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Conrad Black,
corporate law,
Criminal Law,
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