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U.S. case law is hardly bulging with corporate matters where the federal government appointed board members or owned large chunks of a private-sector company.
“Do we need to have different rules for government-appointed members of the board? Are they held to the same standards of fiduciary duty as typical board members?” asked Delaware State Supreme Court Justice Myron T. Steele
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