The Harvard Business Review of February 2007, featured its list of “Breakthough Ideas for 2007″ which sheds light on the regard that US business executives and their mentors now have for ordinary stockholders. […]

Now that the class-action sharks have begun to notice the juicy potential of the trillion-dollar corporate buyback fraud, its time to carefully evaluate their chances of winning. All it will take is one highly-publicized successful suit with billion dollar damages to convince corporate executives of the error of their ways, sending tort lawyers into a feeding […]

Now that litigators of class-action lawsuits have expressed concern as to the fairness of stock buybacks that dominate the equity markets, it is time to look beyond the rationalizations of Wall Street and try to judge the legal perils inherent in the buyback movement. After all, if executives and directors come to find themselves in legal […]