Corporate Governance / Derivative Litigation
Overview
Overview
BFA’s robust securities litigation practice is augmented by our corporate governance practice in which we regularly engage with – and hold accountable – corporations and associated individuals that violate their fiduciary duties.
On behalf of our investor clients, we use statutory books and records requests to engage corporations in dialogue and to explore their relevant documents regarding narrowly tailored topics or issues of importance. Where appropriate, and in keeping with our clients’ governance philosophy, we use our most powerful tool to both enforce shareholder rights and to enhance corporate governance: derivative litigation.
BFA’s attorneys have pursued several derivative actions on behalf of institutional investors. Our attorneys also regularly provide institutional investor clients with educational programs, and regularly speak on issues such as corporate governance, fiduciary duty, open records acts, Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) investment, and the intersection of those principles with federal and state securities laws.
If you wish to learn more about corporate governance or would like to discuss a potential derivative action, please email us at BFACorporateGovernance@bfalaw.com.
On behalf of our investor clients, we use statutory books and records requests to engage corporations in dialogue and to explore their relevant documents regarding narrowly tailored topics or issues of importance. Where appropriate, and in keeping with our clients’ governance philosophy, we use our most powerful tool to both enforce shareholder rights and to enhance corporate governance: derivative litigation.
BFA’s attorneys have pursued several derivative actions on behalf of institutional investors. Our attorneys also regularly provide institutional investor clients with educational programs, and regularly speak on issues such as corporate governance, fiduciary duty, open records acts, Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) investment, and the intersection of those principles with federal and state securities laws.
If you wish to learn more about corporate governance or would like to discuss a potential derivative action, please email us at BFACorporateGovernance@bfalaw.com.
