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Two California bills now authorize corporations to take socially responsible actions without threat of shareholder suit, explain Paul Hastings attorneys.
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Exemption Rules Change for Investment Advisers
Dodd-Frank removes certain registration exemptions, but creates others, complicating the process for financial consultants, explain Wickersham & Murphy attorneys.
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Say-On-Pay Votes Trigger Suits
Company boards who approve compensation packages against shareholder recommendations risk facing derivative actions, explains Wilson Sonsini's Jared Kopel.
Dealing With Tipsters Under Dodd-Frank
New whistleblower rules will require companies to examine and restructure their internal compliance programs, explain Gibson, Dunn attorneys.
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