Delaware Business Court Insider
By Special to Delaware Law Weekly | June 29, 2011
Chancery Finds Lack of Personal Jurisdiction, Failure to Demonstrate Demand Futility in Suit Over Investment in Online GamblingBy Kevin F. Brady and Francis G.X. Pileg
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By Jeff Mordock | June 19, 2013
In an unusual move, the Delaware Court of Chancery has appointed a receiver to ensure that a Delaware corporation holds an annual meeting as required by the state's General Corporati
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By Jeff Mordock | November 9, 2011
The Delaware Chancery Court has ruled that minority stockholders can pursue a direct equity dilution claim against a corporation's control group."Although some Delaware courts
Delaware Business Court Insider
By Special to Delaware Law Weekly | June 29, 2011
Will Delaware Survive Without a William in Charge?By Edward M. McNallySpecial to the Delaware Business Court InsiderThere is trouble in Delaware. For over 40 years
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By Vincent R. Martorana | December 5, 2012
The Delaware Supreme Court recently upheld, inGatz Properties v. Auriga Capital , C.A. No. 4390 (Del. Nov. 7, 2012), the Delaware Court of Chancery's opinion that a limited liability c
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By Brian M. Rostocki | February 1, 2012
Corporate directors and officers need few reminders that their world has become a riskier place, with a rise in external and internal investigations and oversight, as well as shareholder laws
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By Jeff Mordock Of the Delaware Business Courts Insider | June 8, 2011
Vice Chancellor John W. Noble has granted class action status to a group of Lawson Software shareholders, including Steamfitters Local No. 449 Retirement Security Fund and individual investor
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By Jeff Mordock | July 31, 2013
An oil and gas exploration company's board did not breach its fiduciary duties to unitholders when its conflicts committee approved a $1 billion merger with a company that already ow
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By Jeff Mordock | September 11, 2013
An employee's email communications with his attorneys on a corporate work account are not protected under attorney-client privilege, because the company notified its employees that i
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By Robert L. Symonds Jr. and Matthew J. O'Toole | March 30, 2011
The Delaware Court of Chancery considered in its Nov. 3, 2010, opinion inCML V LLC v. Bax C.A. whether creditors of an insolvent Delaware limited liability company have standing under
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