That's right, nasty shareholder-board fights have taken yet another new twist. One of the architects of the Wall Street Reform Act sounds off on the SEC's vote to change how public company shareholders can nominate directors.
August 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Robert J. Jackson, Jr. is not in the prognosticating business.
However, when CorpCounsel.com last spoke with him, he predicted that the Securities and Exchange Commission would pass the so-called “proxy access” rule, which gives shareholders greater say over the election of officers, in time for the start of the spring proxy season.
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