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  1. ContractsProf Blog

    Executive Pay at Delphi

    By ContractsProf Blog

    When it comes to executive compensation, scholars tend to fall into two camps.  Some defend current levels of executive compensation as the product of a market.  Simply put, highly skilled…

  2. Nonprofit Law Prof Blog

    Editorial About Ex-Military Leaders Who Benefit from Veterans Charity

    By nonprofitlawprof

    In the wake of the recent news reports about congressional hearings over concerns that with operators of veterans charities are giving less than an ideal amount of charitable donations to…

  3. The Contingency

    Rule Against Making Too Much Money

    By Barry Barnett

    Per Christine Harper at Bloomberg this morning:Wall Street's five biggest firms are paying a record $39 billion in bonuses for 2007, a year when three of the companies suffered the…

  4. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Top-5 Benefits/Compensation/Pension SSRN Downloads

    By Workplace Prof

    Stephen F. Diamond, Legal Implications of Proposed GM/UAW VEBA (225).Michael J. Hussey, Has Congress Stopped Executives from Raiding the Bank? A Critical Analysis of I.R.C. Section 409A (171).Susan Liemer (left)…

  5. Securities Law Prof Blog

    SEC Announces Executive Compensation Disclosure

    By Securites Lawprof

    The SEC has launched "Executive Compensation Disclosure" that, it says, will enable investors to compare what 500 of the largest American companies are paying their top executives. The SEC is…

  6. Nonprofit Law Prof Blog

    How Much Is Too Much: Executive Comp in the News Again

    By nonprofitlawprof

    The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports today that the chief executive of the Atlanta United Way, Mark O'Donnell, received a supplemental retirement payment of nearly $1.6 million.  This amount is in addition…

  7. Federal Securities Law Source

    Say-On-Pay Update

    By Porter Wright

    RiskMetrics Group, an international company that advises institutional investors on the corporate governance policies of publicly traded companies, has announced its 2008 proxy voting policies updates. The updates will apply…

  8. Pension Risk Matters

    Wall Street Bonuses – A Reason to be Thankful

    By Susan Mangiero

    Bloomberg reporter Christine Harper reports an average Wall Street bonus of just over $200,000, from a wealth pie of $38 billion, spread out over 180,000+ individuals. In stark contrast, she adds…

  9. Securities Law Prof Blog

    More About the Troubles at Merrill and Citigroup

    By Securites Lawprof

    The Wall St. Journal's front page has a well-written, in depth story about the last two weeks in the tenures of Merrill's Stan O'Neal and Citigroup's Charles Prince, with a…

  10. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Job of the Week: Failed CEO of Major Financial Firm

    By Workplace Prof

    You know, I thankfully have never left an employer on bad terms, but if I did, I would want these to be my bad terms:Merrill Lynch's departing chief executive, Stan…