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Raising the Bar Exposes the Links Between CorpGov and Democracy

Raising the Bar or Closing the Door on Shareholder Democracy?

Texas Raising the Bar: At Stake for Shareholder Voice and Democracy The recent corporate-law reforms in Texas are not just a technical tweak, raising the bar. They reframe who gets to put business before shareholders and who can credibly challenge management. Texas Business Organizations Code § 21.373 (adopted via S.B. 1057, effective Sept. 1, 2025) […]

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Rule 14a-8 A Cautionary Tale

Rule 14a-8: A Failed Experiment in Merit Regulation (Still)

Rule 14a-8: A Cautionary Tale About Abandoning Shareholder Voice Alan Palmiter’s recent essay, Rule 14a-8: A Failed Experiment in Merit Regulation (Still), offers a troublesome critique of the SEC’s long-standing role as arbiter of shareholder proposal “merits.” His diagnosis will resonate with many who have spent time in the trenches of Rule 14a-8. We have […]

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