HAS THE SEC BECOME TOTALLY UNTETHERED FROM THE REAL WORLD?

HERE ARE THREE MORE GRIM SIGNS THEY ARE… FORGING AHEAD TO REPEAL PROXY RULES WITH OVER 90 PERCENT OF THE PUBLIC COMMENTS OPPOSED – and literally hundreds of examples from investors, and from public companies of every stripe, as to how important sensible proxy...

Turmoil In The Corporate Counsel Community

The Bloomberg Rankings Reveal Some Major Surprises – And Lots Of Surprisingly Missing Names On The Law Firm Side Of Proxy Fights… where, it should be noted, the lawyers are often instrumental in choosing the proxy solicitor… and some old-guard leaders are currently on...

Turmoil – And A Scary Amount Of Cluelessness – At The Sec

Senior members of the SEC seem to be hell-bent on a mission to totally demolish the regulatory framework that has been evolving since the Great Depression: As we noted in our last issue, Chairman Paul Atkins is laboring under the incredibly ill-informed idea that the...

SEC Chair Drops Three Bombshells: Questions Precatory Proposals and Defers to State Laws Like Texas’s $1M Threshold — The End of Proxy Regulation as We Know It?

In his Keynote Address at the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance’s 25th Anniversary Gala on Oct. 9, 2025. SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins started off on a high note:  “I am delighted to discuss one of my top priorities as Chairman, which is to make being a...

Start Preparing For Your 2026 AGM Now!

Yes, we know it’s mid-summer, but now really is the time to start thinking about your 2025 Annual Meeting, while you have a bit of idle time to reflect on what worked well – and not so well in 2025 – both at your company and at other companies like your own – and to...

Annual Meeting Season is Here – Are You Ready?

Get the full transcript from the April 2, 2025, webinar hosted by TheCorporateCounsel.net: “Conduct of the Annual Meeting” As corporate governance continues to evolve in response to shifting regulatory landscapes and rising shareholder expectations, now is the time to...

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