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GRIP Montage: SMU’s Dedman School of Law

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Are corporate officers and directors really “fiduciaries” in the way the black letter of the law would have us believe?

This is a transcript of the podcast Marc Steinberg on corporate officer and director liability between Professor Marc Steinberg of Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law, and GRIP’s Deputy Content Manager Alexander Barzacanos.

[INTRO]

Alexander Barzacanos: Signed by future Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo in 1928 as “not honesty

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