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Sabrina M. Hendershot In a rare reversal of a Court of Chancery decision, the Delaware Supreme Court revived a pension […]
Sabrina M. Hendershot In a rare reversal of a Court of Chancery decision, the Delaware Supreme Court revived a pension […]
Donald Huddler The recent Dole and Kinder Morgan Court of Chancery opinions highlight the differing roles of fiduciary duties in […]
Brandon Harper In an August 27, 2015 Chancery Court opinion, Vice Chancellor Laster awarded shareholders of Dole Food Company damages […]
Jacob Fedechko The recent amendments to 8 Del. C. §§ 204, 205 are prime examples of how the Delaware legislature […]
Thibaut Lesure This decision comes as a reminder that even though a limited partnership agreement may eliminate, expand or limit […]
Brian J. King On January 17, 2015, President Obama, in a White House press release, proposed a “7 basis point […]
Adam Young In a recent decision, Direct Mktg. Ass’n v. Brohl, the United States Supreme Court held that the Tax […]
Kyle Wu In the beginning, there was New Jersey. New Jersey dominated the corporate law world at the turn of […]
Justin Forcier On April 7, 2015, Chancellor Bouchard issued an opinion holding that a subsidiary corporation is not bound by […]
Sabrina M. Hendershot A new question has arisen in the realm of securities litigation: does an alleged failure to make […]
Candice I. Walker What exactly does the phrase “necessary and proper” mean as it pertains to Article I, Section 8 […]
John Gentile In 2013, Delaware adopted legislation permitting the formation of “public benefit corporations.” Delaware joined the growing number of […]
Alexander Bonder Besieged by legal obstacles, Delaware’s alternative dispute resolution method for business matters, 10 Del. C. § 349, came […]
Jacob Fedechko Delaware appraisal litigation has been receiving its fair share of attention from commentators and the judiciary. Now it […]
Brian J. King It is no secret that large multinational enterprises (“MNEs”), a large percentage of which are Delaware corporate entities, have […]
Alex Faris In mid-2013, Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons issued an opinion regarding the fair value of Cogent, which was acquired […]
John Gentile Appraisal rights litigation has been steadily rising in both the number of petitions filed and the dollar amounts […]
Thomas H. Kramer Two recent decisions from the Court of Chancery of Delaware have generated calls for legislative action to […]
William J. Burton In two recent opinions, the Delaware Court of Chancery wrestled with an important question regarding appraisal litigation. […]
Michael Van Gorder and Tara C. Pakrouh On February 5, 2015, RadioShack Corporation (“RadioShack”), along with several of its affiliates, […]
Tara C. Pakrouh In a recent order, the Delaware Supreme Court affirmed a Delaware Court of Chancery determination that Lehman […]