Corporations have several compelling reasons to care about access to justice. Of course, a corporation has many duties. Among others, a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the shareholders and the company and to maximize and enhance the company’s financial performance. These duties are rooted in the principles of corporate governance and fiduciary responsibility. In this article, we will explore why access to justice matters to corporations and their shareholders, thus contributing to the organization’s long-term sustainability, reputation, and overall financial success.
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