boards on which one person can serve. But in the wake of the Enron scandal, common sense dictates a small number, experts said. If somebody starts serving on more than three or four boards thats a problem, said law professor Elizabeth Nowicki, a former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer.
Date: May 28, 2015
Category: U.S.
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Bush Earned Millions In Juggling Act As Corporate Adviser
number of boards on which one person can serve. But after the Enron scandal, common sense dictates a small number, experts said. If somebody starts serving on more than three or four boards thats a problem, said law professor Elizabeth Nowicki, a former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer.
Date: May 28, 2015
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Bush's busy role on corporate boards could become 2016 issue
of boards on which one person can serve. But in the wake of the Enron scandal, common sense dictates a small number, experts said. "If somebody starts serving on more than three or four boards that's a problem," said law professor Elizabeth Nowicki, a former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer.
Date: May 28, 2015
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Bush's busy role on corporate boards could become 2016 issue
"Board of directors and advisory boards are in charge of high-level oversight," said law professor Elizabeth Nowicki, a former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer. "You cannot possibly do that simultaneously for 10 or 15 entities."
Date: May 28, 2015
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Before Jeb Bush resigned its board, a Florida firm faced 6 lawsuits from investors ...
"It is far too hard to hold a board member liable for oversight failures when the board member has simply been asleep at the wheel," said Elizabeth Nowicki, an Albany Law School professor and former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer. "You are not going to find with board members a lot of suc
Date: Mar 18, 2015
Category: U.S.
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Before Jeb Bush left its board, a Florida firm faced 6 lawsuits from investors ...
"You are not going to find with board members a lot of successful lawsuits," said Elizabeth Nowicki, an Albany Law School professor and former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer. Still, she added: "The buck stops with the board members."
Date: Mar 18, 2015
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Special Report: Inside Chesapeake, CEO ran $200 million hedge fund
I would argue, and I think the SEC would argue, that the failure to disclose that you are engaging in this kind of conduct can constitute a securities fraud problem, said Elizabeth Nowicki, a professor at Tulane University. She said a failure by McClendon and Ward to disclose their fund to Chesape
The Justice Department "tends to follow the SEC's lead in these complex financial cases, so reluctance to pursue civil charges generally means the federal agencies won't take a criminal case," said Elizabeth Nowicki, a former SEC lawyer who is an associate professor at Tulane University School of L