| dc.description.abstract | Intend to analyze, in a briefly and practical way, the liability of corporate directors and officers, through the comparison among the administrator’s job related to the corporate, share-holders and third parties, according to the Law 6.404/76. Expect to validate the legislator’s accomplishment in structuring the executive’s role under the pillar of duty of diligence and loyalty, regarding the shareholders rights effectiveness. Divided into chapters, this monograph approaches the assignments of the corporate directors, focusing on the responsibilities resulting from its non-compliance, as well as the factors that differentiate public corporate from private corporate regarding its duties, especially concerning on the obligation to inform. Under the perspective of economic analysis of law, presents the D&O insurance protection for corporate directors as a good corporate governance practice, tending to protect the administrator’s private properties. The methodology used was legal literature and jurisprudence research, enhanced by the actual classes of the LLM course in Business Law and lectures promoted by Unisinos. | en |
