Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust v. Saba Capital Master Fund Ltd.
Following a bench trial, the Massachusetts Superior Court ruled in favor of the Eaton Vance parties.
Interlocking Directorates, Competition, and Innovation
Roma Poberejsky will speak at the Harvard-Oxford Conference on Common Ownership, Common Directors, Governance and Competition.
12th Bill Kovacic Antitrust Salon
Kavan Kucko will speak on a panel titled, “Criminal & Civil Antitrust Issues: No Poach, Non-compete, Sections 1 & 2” at this annual thought leadership event in Washington, DC.
2024 International Law Section Conference: The Power & Progress of International Law
Brian Fryd of Cornerstone Research will join a panel of securities experts to discuss “Investors Rights and Shareholder Litigation Primer for U.S. Capital Markets.”
Directors Summit 2024
Kirti Gupta will speak on a panel titled “Geopolitics & the Supply Chain” at this annual conference hosted by the Corporate Directors Forum.
The Hertz Corporation et al. v. Frissora et al.
The court granted the defendant’s motion for summary judgment in this matter involving clawback claims related to accounting errors.
New Developments in the SEC’s Executive Compensation Rules
Simona Mola and Kyla Wethli discuss amendments to the executive compensation regulations during this live webcast.
Professor Laura Starks Awarded Prize for Outstanding Research in Sustainable Finance
Professor Starks received the 2021 Moskowitz Prize, which recognizes academic papers with exceptional relevance to ESG investment practitioners.
René Stulz Honored in Special Edition of Journal of Applied Corporate Finance
Professor Stulz’s articles are republished in a special edition of the journal, which highlights his more than four decades of research on globalization, corporate finance, and risk management.
Hussein v. QSI et al.
The jury awarded our clients a complete defense verdict in the first case involving a “holder’s claim” to reach trial in California.
A Broader Perspective on Corporate Governance in Litigation
Corporate governance issues often figure prominently in litigation but the issues raised typically have a narrow focus.
In re Xerox Corp. Consolidated Shareholder Litigation
After the judge ruled in favor of a temporary injunction in the $6 billion merger injunction case, Xerox announced it would not pursue the deal and settled with shareholders.
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