As I have noted in prior posts (most recently here), plaintiffs’ lawyers have rushed to file “say on pay” lawsuits, either after a negative advisory shareholder vote on executive compensation, or more recently before the vote occurs based on alleged deficiencies in the proxy materials related to the vote. In the latest in a lengthening
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Proxy Disclosure “Say on Pay” Cases Continue to Fail
By Kevin LaCroix on
Posted in Executive Compensation
Over the last several years, plaintiffs’ lawyer have rushed to file “say on pay” lawsuits – either by filing an compensation-related lawsuit in the wake of a negative say on pay vote, or more recently by filing a lawsuit in advance of the vote, alleging that the compensation-related proxy disclosures were inadequate. As I…