A shareholder questioning Hewlett- Packard’s handling of the departure of its former CEO, Mark V. Hurd, after he was accused of sexual harassment was denied access to an investigative report concerning the events per an order last week from the Court of Chancery.
Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons Jr. announced his decision in the Section 220 actionEspinoza v. Hewlett-Packard Co. during a teleconference on the afternoon of March 25, following oral arguments that morning. Final judgment was entered in the case March 28.
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