Challenge to a Texas law that requires proxy advisors to disclose that their advice is “not provided solely in the financial interest of the shareholders of a company” if is wholly or partly based on "nonfinancial factors" such as ESG.

Glass, Lewis & Co. v. Paxton

motion

Glass, Lewis & Co. v. Paxton - motion

complaint

Proxy Advisors Filed Lawsuit Challenging Texas Law Imposing Requirements for Advice Based on “Nonfinancial Factors”

order

Glass, Lewis & Co. v. Paxton - order

Glass, Lewis & Co. v. Paxton - complaint

Filing Year For Action

motion to intervene

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton - motion to intervene

reply

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton - reply

motion to dismiss

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton - motion to dismiss

response

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton - response

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton - motion

opposition

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton - opposition

objection

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton - objection

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. v. Paxton

Glass, Lewis, & Co. v. Paxton - motion

Glass, Lewis, & Co. v. Paxton - order

Glass, Lewis, & Co. v. Paxton

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