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Be Proud of Being a Corporate Lawyer
It is the ultimate form of public interest law
16 hrs ago
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Memo to Chairman Paul Atkins re Rule 14a-8 Reform
Why not move the whole "shareholder democracy" project to zero-slate proxy contests?
May 5
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Revisiting Citizens United II: The Corporate Governance Implications
Remembering Ribstein's contribution
May 1
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April 2026
Looking Back at Citizens United Part 1: The Case
A decade and a half later and people are still arguing about it
Apr 29
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Stephen Bainbridge
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The Appalling State of the Ordinary Business Grounds for Excluding a Shareholder Proposal
Rule 14a-8(i)(7) is not fit for purpose
Apr 25
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Stephen Bainbridge
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The Economics of Team Production
With application to the board of directors
Apr 23
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Stephen Bainbridge
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The SEC Division of Corporate Finance's Blanket "Exemption" Cutting the Offer Period for most Tender Offers in Half
Impact and validity
Apr 21
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Stephen Bainbridge
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Political Heterogeneity and Corporate Governance
Does golf tell us anything about how to optimize corporate governance?
Apr 20
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Stephen Bainbridge
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Corporate and Securities Law Study Aids and Guides
Are you ready for law school finals?
Apr 16
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Stephen Bainbridge
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A Brief History of Limited Liability Under California Corporate Law
The delayed triumph of limited liability
Apr 11
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Board Service Providers as a Solution for Board Overload: Part 2
A comment on Shapira, Eckstein, and Shillo's "Board Overload" paper
Apr 8
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Stephen Bainbridge
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Board Service Providers as a Solution for Board Overload: Part 1
A comment on Shapira, Eckstein, and Shillo's "Board Overload" paper
Apr 8
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