Worldwide: Corporate Governance

Your business is more than just a job, it is your ‘work-baby', the reason you get up in the morning, and often is part of your lasting legacy.

In a pivotal judgment in Iftikhar Ashraf Trumboo v. Furqan Ahmad Rather decided on 26 May 2025, which streamlines procedural requirements in cheque dishonour litigation...

Rekabet Kurumu'nun, İş Gücü Piyasalarındaki Rekabet İhlallerine Yönelik Kılavuz'unda işverenler arasında çalışan...

In today's corporate governance landscape, clawback and malus provisions have become key tools for promoting accountability and integrity. By incorporating these provisions, companies aim to align executive actions...

Executive perk disclosures are a perennial SEC enforcement subject, typically generating two or three cases each year. These disclosures present unique risks, given the SEC's expansive...

In this episode of Just Compensation, Megan Monson and Jessica I. Kriegsfeld talk to Anthony O. Pergola, Vice Chair of Lowenstein's Emerging Companies & Venture Capital practice group...

Recent tragic events in motorsport, with the deaths of Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli in IndyCar and MotoGP respectively, have brought into focus the role event organisers and venue owners play in ensuring the safety of those participating in sporting events and where liability rests when accidents do occur.

In Overland Leasing Group, LLC, two New York-based accounting firms that issued independent audit reports for a company were sued for malpractice and negligent misrepresentation.

Cotswold Geotechnical Holdings Ltd has lost an appeal against conviction for corporate manslaughter. The BBC reports that the Court also upheld the company’s £385,000 fine at the Court of Appeal in London last week.

On June 5, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously decided that Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc. and its four related subsidiaries (Catholic Charities) are entitled to Wisconsin's religious employer...

The Government of Alberta appears to have recently begun enforcing registration requirements under the Charitable Fundraising Act (Alberta) (the "CFRA") more strictly.

A question some people ask (although thankfully a lot fewer these days) is why should law firms, or for that matter any other business do CSR? Shouldn't businesses just focus on profit...