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![BLS Blog: Director Oversight in Florida: Getting the Balance Right by Itai Fiegenbaum, @stthomaslaw
Can members of an ice cream manufacturer’s board of directors be personally liable for damage attributable to a listeria outbreak at the company’s production facility? What about for failing to ensure corporate compliance with such far-ranging issues as environmental laws, fair election reporting, and the dictates of the Controlled Substances Act? At first glance, the answer appears obvious to well-versed corporate law commentators and practitioners: board oversight liability is analyzed via Delaware’s famous Caremark framework,[1] whose reach transcends jurisdictional boundaries.
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