Boards need to make confidentiality requirements – and the consequences for breaching them – very clear to members.
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How to Deal With Board Members Who Disclose Confidential Information
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Be Careful What You Say
The fine line between criticizing and defaming a board member.
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Right to Inspect Books and Records
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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A Board’s Dilemma
When should boards stand by their employees?
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Dale J. Degenshein, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan
When discussing board business, don’t forget that your email conversations are discoverable.
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Kenneth R. Jacobs, Smith, Buss & Jacobs
What are the limits to board transparency?
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When to Break a Confidence
Can you reveal to the owners that a board member is leaking information to the super about confidential board discussions?
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Talking Points
Betraying board room confidences can have serious repercussions.
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When Email Turns Toxic
Board members need to be very aware and very cautious about the emails they send.
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A Question of Confidentiality
A board director asks about shareholder confidentiality when it comes to voting on proposals.
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