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I'm thrilled to be quoted alongside former #State AGs, Douglas Gansler and Rob McKenna, in this insightful article by The Seattle Times. The piece delves into how Bob Ferguson, during his tenure as Washington Attorney General, significantly expanded his Office's capacity and focus on consumer protection and antitrust actions, while also exploring the broader implications of his aggressive scrutiny of the business community and its impact on his gubernatorial campaign. This is excellent reporting by Paul Roberts, and I'm grateful to be part of this important discussion. #StateAG20

The team at Best Best & Krieger LLP (BBK) breaks down another recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that could have a massive impact on federal regulation. Learn more at #PublicCEO bit.ly/4cLNvAT

Could the arduous campaign trail to win an election be comparable to the mission of driving a law firm to do better — and ultimately securing buy-in to a vision of a better future or meaningful change? Here are a handful of lessons for business leaders — and those who'd want them to listen READ NOW: https://lnkd.in/eMDxC-vD #lawfirm #smelawfirm #legalmarket #legalbusiness

When the appointed solution is a major part of the problem, this is the result. Gensler should be ashamed of himself. It is quite ironic that the people put in position to help the masses are the ones who cause the masses much pain and suffering. Caribbean leaders take note. Do what you were appointed to do on behalf of the people. Facilitate growth instead of finding or creating 1 million reasons to hinder progress. Let’s make a plan to create 100 millionaires. Be a part of the solution and not the problem. Politics can be such an asset with the right people and policies in place. #caribbeanfinancialrevolution #caribbeanprogress #onecaribbean #change #growth

Visit The Governance Beat blog to view 10 bullets you can tell your senior management team and board based on lessons learned about shareholder proposals from this proxy season. Read more from Cooley LLP with the link below.

Today’s corporate boards are facing unprecedented challenges, an evolving and expanding risk profile—and a significantly heavier workload. How can boards deal with these increasing pressures? In this article published by the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, my Jones Day colleagues Randi Lesnick, Andy Levine, and Joel May explain how boards can critically assess their routines and commitments to determine whether changes would make it easier to navigate their workload and sharpen their deliberations. https://ow.ly/nQ8050TmLKk #corporategovernance

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Looking forward to this panel at the Director-Executive Summit at UT in November. Hoping that it will consider AI developments, like the SEC's concern about conflict-of-interest issues when broker-dealers and investment advisers use AI. https://lnkd.in/guMTDcqi

We’d like to thank The New York Times for quoting Shareholder Kevin F. Sweeney in their recent article that discusses an unusual case between a large industrial company and the Justice Department. To learn more, click here: https://lnkd.in/ewqasMpx #taxlaw #taxdivision

We’d like to thank Law360 for highlighting Philadelphia-based S.A.L.T. Co-Chair Jennifer Karpchuk’s insights on the proposed regulation from the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. To learn more, click here: https://lnkd.in/ekq4xQBH #taxlaw #unitarybusiness