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- Nominations open
November 23, 2009
- Complete and submit the
nomination form by
February 19, 2010
- Nominee must be an
academic or a non-elected
public official
- There is no fee to nominate
- Please review Terms & Conditions for full award requirements
- Award recipient will be announced after March 31, 2010
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Morrison & Foerster has established the Regulatory Innovation Award through the Burton Foundation to
honor an academic or a non-elected public official whose innovative ideas have made
a significant contribution to the discourse on regulatory reform in the arena of
corporate governance, securities, capital markets or financial institutions.
At Morrison & Foerster, we are counted on for business-minded solutions. We’ve built
our reputation on the artful balance of practical solutions and innovative ideas.
Innovative thinking is central to what we do and how we do it. And so, it is with
admiration and joy that we celebrate those whose innovative thinking is making a
difference.
With more than one thousand lawyers in key finance and technology centers internationally,
Morrison & Foerster offers clients comprehensive, global legal services in business
and litigation. The firm is distinguished by its unsurpassed expertise in finance,
life sciences, and technology, its legendary litigation skills, and an unrivaled
reach across the Pacific Rim, particularly in Japan and China. For more information,
visit www.mofo.com.
The Burton Foundation is a volunteer, not-for-profit, academic organization concentrating
on legal writing. With tax-exempt status as a 501 (c) (3) corporation, it offers
full tax deductibility for contributors. LexisNexis is the prime sponsor of the
program.
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