Corporate Governance Quarterly

David Bernstein of Goodwin Procter argues that required US disclosures regarding compensation are excessive

David Bernstein of Goodwin Procter examines recent Delaware rulings that directors may be held accountable for not preventing corporate problems of which they are not even aware

New York-based Goodwin counsel David Bernstein considers

US legislation is unclear on the issue, resulting in surprising outcomes in government enforcement efforts

In light of the Business Roundtable's recent statement on the subject, Goodwin Procter counsel David Bernstein asks how companies should prioritise the consideration of multiple stakeholder groups

In this edition’s Corporate Governance Quarterly, Goodwin counsel David Bernstein explains why dual-class stocks don’t deserve the bad name they have in certain circles

Goodwin Procter's David Bernstein asks whether temporary speculators should be given the right to decide how corporations should be run

The recent case has brought the question of materiality in acquisition agreements to light again, but it’s not the game-changer many think it is, writes Goodwin Procter’s David Bernstein