“Fine Distinctions” in the Contemporary Law of Insider Trading

William Cary’s opinion for the SEC in In re Cady, Roberts & Co. built the foundation on which the modern law of insider trading rests.  Today, we have a stable framework of three distinct legal theories—the classical theory, the misappropriation …

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Editor's Tweet: Professor Donald Langevoort of Georgetown Law has posted his new paper on Insider Trading. It includes a discussion of SEC v. Obus.

Social Media: What Boards Need to Know

Increasing amounts of communications by and relating to companies are taking place through social media. Broadly defined, social media refers to forms of electronic communication through which users share information, ideas and other content (using text, audio, video and images). …

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Editor's Tweet: Holly J. Gregory of Weil, Gotshal & Manges opines on what boards need to know about social media.

NY pension fund’s bold tactic to force campaign spending disclosure

Since 2010, when the U.S. Supreme Court unleashed corporate political spending in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, shareholder advocates have been warning of the dire consequences of secret campaign contributions and demanding that corporations reveal their political spending. …

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Editor's Tweet: Will a new suit in Delaware force Qualcomm to disclose its political spending? Alison Frankel of Reuters opines.

Key Delaware Corporate and Commercial Decisions in 2012

This is the eighth year that we have provided an annual review of key Delaware corporate and commercial decisions. During 2012, we reviewed and summarized over 200 decisions from Delaware’s Supreme Court and Court of Chancery on corporate and commercial …

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Editor's Tweet: The Delaware Corporate and Commercial Litigation Blog provides their annual review of key decisions.