Law Firms
Governance Intelligence for Law Firms Advising Investors and Companies
Research, data and resources to help you support clients on critical governance matters — from compliance and disclosure to the boardroom.
Law firms must balance corporate and investor interests while navigating complex governance regulations and shifting shareholder priorities under tight time constraints. Glass Lewis' timely analysis and extensive data provide an edge, helping firms anticipate investor sentiment, mitigate risks, and support client governance needs.
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Our Core Benefits
View client governance practices the same way institutional investors do.
Leverage the analysis in our Proxy Papers used by investor voting decision-makers, and help clients address risk areas proactively.
Help clients align pay programs with peers and investor expectations.
Benchmark client executive pay against peers, model pay-for-performance outcomes, and use our proprietary model to provide expert guidance on equity plans.
Enhance client disclosures
Review Glass Lewis’ analysis of clients and peers for opportunities to strengthen disclosures and boost shareholder support.
Observations: What the Withdrawal of Big Four Auditors From Sub-Saharan Africa Means for Corporate Governance and Shareholders
This article examines how the retreat of Big Four auditors from Sub-Saharan Africa could reshaping the regional audit landscape and influencing corporate governance and shareholder outcomes over the long term.
Observations: What the Withdrawal of Big Four Auditors From Sub-Saharan Africa Means for Corporate Governance and Shareholders
This article examines how the retreat of Big Four auditors from Sub-Saharan Africa could reshaping the regional audit landscape and influencing corporate governance and shareholder outcomes over the long term.
How One of Japan’s Largest Asset Managers Leveraged a Custom Voting Policy and Engagement Services
Learn how one of Japan’s largest asset managers partnered with Glass Lewis to implement a custom voting policy and a tailored global engagement program.
How One of Japan’s Largest Asset Managers Leveraged a Custom Voting Policy and Engagement Services
Learn how one of Japan’s largest asset managers partnered with Glass Lewis to implement a custom voting policy and a tailored global engagement program.
US AI Oversight Through Three Lenses: Investor Expectations, the S&P 100 and Company-Specific Analysis
This article examines U.S. investor expectations for board oversight of artificial intelligence, analyzes AI governance disclosures among S&P 100 companies, and highlights company-specific approaches to managing AI-related risks and opportunities.
US AI Oversight Through Three Lenses: Investor Expectations, the S&P 100 and Company-Specific Analysis
This article examines U.S. investor expectations for board oversight of artificial intelligence, analyzes AI governance disclosures among S&P 100 companies, and highlights company-specific approaches to managing AI-related risks and opportunities.
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Examining What Drove Significant Shareholder Opposition to S&P/ASX 300 Director Elections in Australia
This article provides data and analysis on director voting, along with discussion of the themes and concerns that drove shareholder opposition.
Examining What Drove Significant Shareholder Opposition to S&P/ASX 300 Director Elections in Australia
This article provides data and analysis on director voting, along with discussion of the themes and concerns that drove shareholder opposition.