The latest episode of The D&O Diary podcast is now available. In this episode we welcome Jeroen van Kwawegen, co-founding partner of the Johnson Van Kwawegen law firm and one of the leading attorneys representing institutional investors and shareholder plaintiffs in securities litigation, shareholder derivative actions, and other complex corporate governance disputes.
As a lawyer who has been involved in many of the most significant investor and shareholder cases in recent years, Jeroen offers a valuable perspective on the current state of securities and corporate governance litigation, as well as the trends that may shape future shareholder claims.
Among other topics, we discuss developments in the securities class action landscape, evolving corporate governance challenges, and the impact of recent legislative and regulatory developments on investor rights and corporate accountability. We also examine the SEC’s shifting priorities, ongoing debates surrounding mandatory arbitration and public company reporting requirements, and how advances in artificial intelligence may affect both companies and the plaintiffs’ bar.
One of the most interesting aspects of this podcast is the opportunity it provides to hear directly from a prominent shareholder plaintiffs’ attorney about the factors that drive securities and fiduciary duty litigation, how the plaintiffs’ bar is adapting to changing market conditions, and where future litigation may emerge.
Jeroen’s observations are thoughtful, candid, and perceptive throughout. We are very grateful to him for joining us for this conversation.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
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Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-d-o-diary-podcast/id1896880954?i=1000800303657
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6cKazhUK21W9ykBSDq3r8k?si=72d58ed91f184ffd
YouTube: https://youtu.be/BrizHVXkgsE