the beats of a proxy fight are sometimes just as intense as a scheming betrayal from a once loyal lackey. all-encompassing gravitational force of Logan Roy
The idea that Logan could simply fire board directors who opposed him also doesn't ring true, he added. Legal experts generally agreed that Waystar's board was portrayed as more deferential to a CEO of a major company than is realistic. But in Season 3, the shareholders meeting is the anchor of an episode featuring a nail-biter of a proxy battle between the Roys and a faction helmed by Stewy Hosseini, everyone's favorite turtleneck-wearing private equity investor. But high-stakes settlement negotiations pretty much never happen during such a vote, lawyers said.cutting a deal that would secure her a board seat.
"The issue is not just throwing out numbers, but it's the fact that that's not where it usually ends," said Alon-Beck."There has to be a process to it."