This research paper explores corporate governance practices across different legal systems, focusing on the management structures, decision-making, and ethical considerations in global corporations. Corporate governance refers to the framework of rules, relationships, systems, and processes by which companies are controlled and directed. The paper takes a comparative legal approach, examining the differences and similarities in corporate governance practices in various jurisdictions, with a focus on major economies such as the United States, European Union, and emerging markets. The study highlights the influence of legal frameworks, cultural factors, and regulatory environments on corporate governance practices. Ultimately, it offers insights into the best practices and challenges faced by corporations in a globalized world.