My latest just published in @BloombergLaw: “Justice Jackson Warns Timing Rules Shield Systemic Workplace Bias.” Exploring how procedural rules can protect systemic discrimination in the workplace. Read here: news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/ju… SMU Dedman School of Law The Cook Center on Social Equity

Was delighted to present my research at IC3’s blockchain summer camp 10th anniversary edition. Grateful to the genuine engagement of the technical audience with my work.

The Center for Retail Investors & Corporate Inclusion, the AALS Race & Private Law Section, and Università degli Studi di Milano have joined forces to organize the Private Law & Multicultural Identities Conference, under the lead of Carliss Chatman, Andrea Dalmartello and President Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci

Looking forward to this conference, organized with Carliss Chatman and Andrea Dalmartello Hofstra Law SMU Dedman School of Law Università degli Studi di Milano

Great coference at Università Bocconi. Co-Founders Christina Sautter and Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci as well as Academic Fellow Eva Micheler presented papers. Academic Fellow Jill Fisch discussed DE reforms with Chancellor McCormick, academics & experts. Academic Fellow Gaia Balp chaired sessions

Professor Marc Steinberg's new book, Corporate Director and Officer Liability: 'Discretionaries' Not Fiduciaries, was published last week. The book challenges a deeply ingrained principle in corporate governance: that corporate directors and officers are fiduciaries. Published

This past Monday, I presented a work-in-progress “Corporate Disenfranchisement” co-authored w/ Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci Università Bocconi as part of “Different Types of Shareholders and Corporate Decision-Making” conference co-hosted w/ ECGI SMU Dedman School of Law

The Center is delighted to have Associate Professor of Law Andrew Jennings of Emory Law join as an Academic Fellow. Prof. Jennings’ work has shed new light on corporate & securities issues that concern law, society, & justice. He’s also the host of Business Scholarship Podcast.

Want to hear how shareholder democracy is a lie? Check out the latest episode of the Business Scholarship Podcast hosted by Andrew Jennings. Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci & I were delighted to talk about “The Shareholder Democracy Lie” forthcoming in the Florida Law Review m.youtube.com/watch?v=61kzY8…

Thank you so much Vanessa for your comments. You always provide the most insightful feedback and I always look forward to hearing your thoughts on my work!

Check out Prof. Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci on Business Scholarship Podcast, where he and co-author SMU Dedman School of Law Christina Sautter discuss their new paper “The Shareholder Democracy Lie." youtu.be/61kzY8kNvRA?si… #HofstraExperts #legalscholarship

Check out my commentary appearing in Stigler Center’s ProMarket publication regarding Delaware SB 21, regulatory capture, and regulatory arbitrage with a mention of Texas SB 1057 (the new shareholder proposal rule).

NEW: Christina Sautter writes that the passage of Senate Bill 21, which rebalances power away from shareholders to corporate management, represents a 150-year-long development in corporate law spurred by regulatory capture that has removed countless restrictions on firm behavior.

Carliss Chatman will present our co-authored paper Total Governance through Activism. I will present The Shareholder Democracy Lie, co-authored with Daniel Greenwood and Christina Sautter Hofstra Law SMU Dedman School of Law Center for Retail Investors & Corporate Inclusion

Great speaking with the Columbia Journalism Review. Paramount will pay Trump $16 million to settle "60 Minutes" suit. cjr.org/news/paramount… via @cjr SMU Dedman School of Law

Listen to Fordham Corporate Law Center’s latest Bite-Sized Business Law Podcast in which Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci (Hofstra Law), Sarah Haan (Brooklyn Law School), & I discuss the intersection of corporate governance & political governance SMU Dedman School of Law podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-c…

Listen to the latest episode of the Bite-Sized Business Law Podcast with Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci, Sarah Haan, and me!

On this week’s Fordham Corporate Law Center’s Bite-Sized Business Law Podcast, Prof. Amy Martella examines how boardroom language & logic are reshaping the political system to make democracy look like corp governance, w/ Sarah Haan, Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci, & Christina Sautter. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-c…

Center for Retail Investors & Corporate Inclusion is delighted to have Carliss Chatman of SMU Dedman School of Law join the Center as an Academic Fellow. Carliss Chatman’s scholarship studies the intersection of race & law w/ an emphasis on historical barriers to participation in business & commercial transactions which persist today.