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Willful Blindness in the Corporate Boardroom

Kirk Hartley
Nov 14, 2013
1 min read

The CLS Blue Sky blog includes an interesting new post on decisions from SCOTUS and others that accept the legal sufficiency of allegations of "willful blindness" in the corporate boardroom. The article also touches on potential implications for Caremark claims regarding board failure to foresee and/or manage risks.

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