Introduction In Meta’s shadowy $8 billion suit, a quiet but epochal legal drama is playing out—not in Delaware, but halfway across the world in India. What began […]
Meta’s $8 Billion Reckoning: How India May Rewrite Global Boardroom Liability
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The Oxymoron Of Independent Directors In India
With the rise in regulatory scrutiny and corporate sanctions, the importance of robust corporate governance mechanisms in protecting shareholders and ensuring the integrity of corporate operations has […]
Catalysts of Accountability: Exploring the Nexus Between Whistle-blower Safeguards and Corporate Criminal Liability Mitigation in India
Introduction A whistle-blower, although construed to be an act by a good Samaritan towards the prevention of any form of fraudulent and illegal activities within a functional […]
Role of Independent Director: In Era of Corporate Governance
Introduction Corporate governance generally refers to how organisations are directed, managed, controlled, and held responsible to its shareholders. Over the course of the late 1980s and early […]