Vice Chancellor Joseph Slights.
A Delaware Chancery Court judge Thursday allowed the former director of a Delaware health information company to pursue claims that the firm's founder had cheated him out of stock options he was promised for joining the board in 2005.
April 25, 2019 at 05:05 PM
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A Delaware Chancery Court judge Thursday allowed the former director of a Delaware health information company to pursue claims that the firm’s founder had cheated him out of stock options he was promised for joining the board in 2005.
Vice Chancellor Joseph R. Slights III, however, dismissed a slate of other claims against CentriHealth Inc. and its board for an unreasonable delay, in a ruling that explored the boundaries of the equitable doctrine of laches.
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