BFA’s Corporate Governance practice empowers investors to protect their interests and drive meaningful change within public companies. We represent institutional and retail investors—pension funds, retirement systems, and individuals—seeking to enforce fiduciary duties, improve governance, and hold boards and executives accountable.
Enforcing Accountability, Enhancing Value
We believe shareholders deserve transparency and accountability from the companies they invest in, and leverage the full spectrum of legal tools to advance shareholder rights, from statutory books and records requests to derivative and direct litigation. Our attorneys are adept at uncovering critical information and developing innovative legal strategies that address conflicts of interest, excessive compensation, and other governance failures. We focus on cases with the potential for significant impact, whether through monetary recovery or structural reforms.
Deep Experience, Thought Leadership
BFA’s team includes recognized leaders in Delaware corporate law and trial-tested litigators with experience before the Delaware Court of Chancery and Supreme Court. Our attorneys regularly provide educational programs and thought leadership on fiduciary duties, shareholder rights, and the intersection of ESG principles with securities law, helping clients navigate an evolving corporate landscape.
Collaborative, Client-First Approach
We work closely with clients to understand their governance philosophies and objectives, ensuring that our strategies align with their broader goals. BFA’s non-hierarchical, team-oriented culture fosters open dialogue and robust deliberation, resulting in pragmatic solutions and superior outcomes.
Driving Lasting Change
Our commitment to integrity and selectivity means we pursue only those cases that can deliver meaningful results for investors and the market. Whether seeking to recover losses or implement governance reforms, BFA is dedicated to achieving lasting solutions that benefit shareholders and the public.
If you wish to learn more about corporate governance or would like to discuss a potential derivative action, please email us at BFACorporateGovernance@bfalaw.com.
