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Corporate Governance
: The Race to the BottomThe Director Compensation Project: 2009
By J. Robert Brown
Last year, we examined the compensation paid to directors of some top companies. The posts also included the executive compensation paid to the CEO.
We have decided to repeat the project again this year. The Compensation Posts have mostly been written by students who only this semester joined the staff of the Blog. The only way to become a member is to compete. This semester approximately 25 students competed (by writing a post on a relevant case) and only about half were accepted. The Compensation Project is their invitation to posts on the Blog. Each post in turn was reviewed by a student editor, either Mark Dunn or Joe Aguilar.
The students who work on the Blog are a hard working and dedicated bunch. They do not receive credit for the effort but nonetheless commit considerable time to the endeavor. These posts reflect that effort.
Full post as published by The Race to the Bottom on May 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
Workers Compensation Overview
Federal laws that cover workplace injuries
Investor Fraud
Company president and director Gregory William Rivers to pay $10,000 shareholder fraud settlement.
Hurricane Ike
Gulf Coast Residents Fight for Compensation
State Farm Undercompensation
alleging compensation for totaled vehicles is less than California law requires.
Workers' Compensation
City awards fire inspector $145,000 injury settlement.
Personal Injury Settlement
2 Texas Men Awarded $1.5 Million in Compensation
Worker's Compensation
Lockport to pay $278,220 settlement in insurance lawsuit.

Director Compensation in Turbulent Times
Ambassador Mark Lagon Named Executive Director of Polaris Project
Explorations in Executive CompensationSubmitted by: Gary Hewitt, Marketing
Delaware Chancery Court Forces Director Compensation Disgorgement
First Whistleblower Action Over Executive Compensation Disclosures







