Michael Adams
Abstract
The author reviews previously published literature on the legal duties of corporate directors and officers and updates the same with regard to recent decisions by the Australian government. It finds that fear of damaged reputations and courts' attitude toward executives impacts the way corporate duties are conducted.
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The author reviews previously published literature on the legal duties of corporate directors and officers and updates the same with regard to recent decisions by the Australian government. It finds that fear of damaged reputations and courts' attitude toward executives impacts the way corporate duties are conducted.
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