Determining Shareholder Access: Examining Shareholder-management Relationships Through the Differing Lenses Used by the SEC and the “Common Law” of Corporate Bylaws

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By Carolyn M. Check & Michael R. Miller

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Determining Shareholder Access: Examining Shareholder-management Relationships Through the Differing Lenses Used by the SEC and the “Common Law” of Corporate Bylaws

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