| Criminal Liability of Officers and Directors for Corporate Antitrust Violations |
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| Criminal Liability of Officers and Directors for Corporate Antitrust ViolationsMore... |
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| THE DUTY OF CARE |
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| DIRECTORS' RELIANCE ON CORPORATE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEESMore... |
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| Securities Law> Additional Offerings, Disclosure & the Securities Exchange Act of 1934> Issuer Reports & Recordkeeping |
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| (Fair Disclosure Requirements for Public Companies)More... |
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| Disclosure of a Corporate Opportunity |
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| Generally, a corporate director breaches the duty of loyalty if she seizes a business opportunity for herself that the corporation was financially capable of undertaking or in which the corporation had a reasonable interest or expectancy. Additionally, the director's loyalty is called into question if she takes personal advantage of a business opportunity that was in line with the corporation's business. More... |
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| Anti-Competitive Discrimination By Sellers Under the Clayton Act |
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| The federal Clayton Act contains prohibitions against various specific anti-competitive practices and is designed to supplement the broad prohibitions of the Sherman Act against anti-competitive agreements and monopolization. Section 2 of the Clayton Act, 15 U.S.C.S. § 13, as amended by the Robinson-Patman Act, specifically prohibits discrimination in the price of commodities or in commissions, allowances, services, or facilities if such discrimination is anti-competitive. More... |
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