Elizabeth K. Bieber

Elizabeth K. Bieber’s practice focuses on corporate and financial transactions.

Elizabeth joined the firm in 2010. She is a mediator trained jointly through New York University School of Law and the New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.

Senior developments editor, Journal of Law and Business, New York University Law School

Member of the Scholar’s Program, New York University College of Arts and Sciences

How Many Directorships is Too Many? Vanguard’s Evolving View
How to Practically Synthesize Investor Messages From BlackRock, State Street, and T. Rowe Price
Reading Diversity Into Regulation S-K
Among the Many Risks Boards Manage, Don’t Forget CEO Risk
Diversity Considerations
Human Capital Management Moves to the Front Lines
Considerations for Director Engagement, Cooperation and Settlement With Activists and Other Concerned Investors
SEC Staff Releases Two New C&DIs on the Use of Notices of Exempt Solicitation
Update on Board Diversity Developments
How to Avoid Bungling Off-Cycle Engagements With Stockholders
Apple’s Unsuccessful Test of the SEC’s Recent Guidance on Shareholder Proposals
The M&A Journal Volume 17 No. 7
With the Benefit of Hindsight: The Wells Fargo Sales Practices Investigation Report
From the Game Room to the Board Room – Reconsidering the Independence of Independent Directors
Proxy Access in Action: Is This What Everyone Wanted?
New Guidance on the Impact of SEC Beneficial Ownership Reporting and HSR Act Notification Regimes on Shareholder Activism and Engagement

July 10, 2018

The Conference Board: Highlights of the 2018 Proxy Season

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