Vice Chancellor Lori Will wrote while the issues involved in the case are a first for the court because they do involve a SPAC, Delaware fiduciary principles apply as they would to any other public company.
January 04, 2022 at 05:13 PM
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The Court of Chancery has kicked off 2022 with a decision in a SPAC-related case that litigators have been awaiting for several months.
Vice Chancellor Lori Will determined in Monday’s opinion MultiPlan Corp.’s shareholders can continue with their case alleging directors of the company’s pre-merger SPAC predecessor withheld information before a business combination was finalized.
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Vice Chancellor Lori W. Will. Coutesy Photo
