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California Superior Court Dismisses Say-on-Pay Case
Dodd-Frank.com, a blog by Leonard, Street and Deinard Link to more items from this source
Aug. 12, 2013

"The court found: None of the compensation-related information was rendered materially misleading by omission of information about the financial performance of Symantec or the other companies in the peer group. It was not substantially likely that disclosure of the comparative TSR information would have significantly altered the total mix of information available to the Symantec shareholders. The proxy adequately disclosed what the pay targets were based on, as well as the fact that compensation may be above the positioning benchmark based on consideration of factors other than performance." [Gordon v. Symantec, No. 1-12-CV-231541 (Cal. Super. Ct. for Santa Clara Cty. Aug. 2, 2013)]  MORE >>

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