Join Morgan Lewis this month for these programs on employee benefits and executive compensation.
Equity-based awards are often a significant element of a company’s compensation program. However, unlike more broad-based employee benefit programs, which are generally only subject to federal laws, equity-based compensation arrangements are, in most cases, subject to both federal (for example, the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (Exchange Act)) and state laws. Individual state laws generally govern the formation and operation of both private and public corporations and other business entities that are organized in their state. The corporate governance provisions of such state laws typically govern certain aspects of executive compensation arrangements including who has the authority to grant equity awards.
Join Morgan Lewis this month for these programs on employee benefits and executive compensation.
Join Morgan Lewis this month for these programs on employee benefits and executive compensation.
Join Morgan Lewis this month for these programs on employee benefits and executive compensation.
Join Morgan Lewis this month for these programs on employee benefits and executive compensation.
Join Morgan Lewis this month for these programs on employee benefits and executive compensation.
Join Morgan Lewis for the first semester of the 2021 Global Public Company Academy, launching on February 10.
San Francisco voters on November 3 approved Proposition L, which imposes an additional tax on businesses whose highest paid executive makes 100 times or more than the median salary of the business’s employees based in San Francisco.
Congratulations to Elizabeth (Liz) Goldberg and Erin Randolph-Williams on their election to the Morgan Lewis partnership in our employee benefits and executive compensation practice! Effective today, Liz (resident in Pittsburgh) and Erin (resident in Philadelphia) will join 23 other newly elected partners from 10 offices and eight practices.
