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The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance is co-sponsored by the Harvard Law School Program on Corporate Governance, the Program on Institutional Investors, and the Program on Law and Finance. The Forum is the top online resource for discourse on corporate governance. Founded by Professor Lucian Bebchuk in 2006, the Forum has featured more than 6,400 posts by more than 5,000 contributors, and its posts have been widely cited in over 800 law review articles and regulatory materials. Source
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Search ArticlesSeven Questions Boards Should Ask After the 2026 Proxy Season
2026 proxy season, AI, AI Governance, Artificial intelligence, Board composition, Board of Directors, Board oversight, director elections, Executive Compensation, Institutional Investors, Investor Engagement, Proxy voting, Say on pay, Shareholder proposals, Shareholder voting, Stewardship More from: Jamie Smith, Lee Henderson , EY Lee Henderson is the Center for Board Matters Leader and Jamie Smith is the Center for Board Matters Director at EY. This post is based on their EY memorandum.
Delaware Court of Chancery Examines Fiduciary Duties of PBC Directors in a Change-of-Control Transaction For the First Time
Board of Directors, change-of-control transactions, delaware, Delaware law, DGCL Section 365, enhanced scrutiny, Fiduciary duties, M&A, PBC directors, PBCs, Public benefit corporations, Revlon More from: Michael O'Bryan, Michael Santos, Susan Mac Cormac , Morrison & Foerster Susan H. Mac Cormac, Michael Santos, and Michael G. O’Bryan are Partners at Morrison & Foerster LLP.
Posts from: Michael Obryan
Delaware Court of Chancery Examines Fiduciary Duties of PBC Directors in a Change-of-Control Transaction For the First Time Board of Directors, change-of-control transactions, delaware, Delaware law, DGCL Section 365, enhanced scrutiny, Fiduciary duties, M&A, PBC directors, PBCs, Public benefit corporations, Revlon More from: Michael O'Bryan, Michael Santos, Susan Mac Cormac , Morrison & Foerster Susan H. Mac Cormac, Michael Santos, and Michael G. O’Bryan are Partners at Morrison & Foerster LLP.
Posts from: Michael Santos
Delaware Court of Chancery Examines Fiduciary Duties of PBC Directors in a Change-of-Control Transaction For the First Time Board of Directors, change-of-control transactions, delaware, Delaware law, DGCL Section 365, enhanced scrutiny, Fiduciary duties, M&A, PBC directors, PBCs, Public benefit corporations, Revlon More from: Michael O'Bryan, Michael Santos, Susan Mac Cormac , Morrison & Foerster Susan H. Mac Cormac, Michael Santos, and Michael G. O’Bryan are Partners at Morrison & Foerster LLP.
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance
Board of Directors, change-of-control transactions, delaware, Delaware law, DGCL Section 365, enhanced scrutiny, Fiduciary duties, M&A, PBC directors, PBCs, Public benefit corporations, Revlon More from: Michael O'Bryan, Michael Santos, Susan Mac Cormac , Morrison & Foerster Susan H. Mac Cormac, Michael Santos, and Michael G. O’Bryan are Partners at Morrison & Foerster LLP.
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance
Seven Questions Boards Should Ask After the 2026 Proxy Season 2026 proxy season, AI, AI Governance, Artificial intelligence, Board composition, Board of Directors, Board oversight, director elections, Executive Compensation, Institutional Investors, Investor Engagement, Proxy voting, Say on pay, Shareholder proposals, Shareholder voting, Stewardship More from: Jamie Smith, Lee Henderson , EY Lee Henderson is the Center for Board Matters Leader and Jamie Smith is the Center for Board Matters...
2026 Board Index Director Snapshot
Board composition, board diversity, Board of Directors, Board refreshment, board succession planning, director diversity, director recruitment, director succession, independent directors, new directors, S&P 500, women directors More from: Ann Yerger, George Anderson, Rebecca Thornton , Spencer Stuart George Anderson and Rebecca Thornton are both Partners and Co-Leaders of the Board practice at Spencer Stuart.
Delaware and New York State Courts Reject Unusual Theory Under the Securities Act
delaware, Delaware courts, Delaware law, GAAP, Investment Company Act, Mutual Fund Accounting, Mutual funds, NAV, Net Asset Value, New York Courts, Section 11, Section 12(a)(2), Securities Act, Securities litigation, Securities regulation More from: Amy Roy, Cole Goodman, Robert Skinner , Ropes & Gray Amy D. Roy and Robert A. Skinner are Partners and Cole A. Goodman is a Counsel at Ropes & Gray LLP.
Splitting Caremark’s Atom
Agency costs, Board monitoring, Caremark, Corporate compliance, delaware, Delaware law, duty of obedience, Duty of oversight, Public enforcement More from: Gabriel Cohen, Ryan Bubb Ryan Bubb is a Professor of Law and the Director of Strategic Initiatives at the USC Gould School of Law, and Gabriel Cohen is an Assistant Professor at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine.
Posts from: Ann Yerger
2026 Board Index Director Snapshot Board composition, board diversity, Board of Directors, Board refreshment, board succession planning, director diversity, director recruitment, director succession, independent directors, new directors, S&P 500, women directors More from: Ann Yerger, George Anderson, Rebecca Thornton , Spencer Stuart George Anderson and Rebecca Thornton are both Partners and Co-Leaders of the Board practice at Spencer Stuart.