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Conjunction Confusion: Del Supreme Court Considers Contractual Meaning of 'And'
The dispute came down to whether "and" meant two circumstances needed to apply, or if one of them--a chief marketing officer's termination--alone was enough.
Supreme Court Stresses Jurisdiction Consistency in D&O Insurance Disputes
The opinion links two other recent Supreme Court decisions that have set precedent in resolving disputes over D&O insurance coverage, all clarifying the role Delaware laws play in D&O coverage contracts.
Litigation Considerations, Part 3: Buyout Provisions
This article—the last in Adrienne Koch's three-part series examining common features of real estate transactions that can benefit from a litigation analysis in the negotiation phase, she explores the reasons why, and suggests some drafting considerations.
Derivative Cases Added to Pile of Delaware Litigation Claiming AT&T Owes Partners
The newer complaints alleging AT&T has been keeping too large a share of partnership revenue considering the partners' key role in growing the telecommunications giant's reach.
BuzzFeed Won't Be Held to Arbitration Mandates in Ex-Employees' Contracts
Agreements signed before the company was acquired by a SPAC can't force the dispute over former executives' participation in an IPO into arbitration, Vice Chancellor Morgan Zurn said.
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Superior Court Rules Verizon to Recover $120M From Insurers
"The securities claim definition at issue here is in a standard form that is used by policyholders across the country," said Keith McKenna, a partner at Cohen Ziffer Frenchman & McKenna.
Yoga Studio Chain Asks Supreme Court to Reverse Specific Performance Order
The Court of Chancery typically opts to steer away from mandating closure of a deal, making an order for specific performance uncommon.
Partial Access to Slack, Text Messages Granted in Twitter, Musk Discovery Row
Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick's decisions are both clear that Twitter has taken the brunt of the discovery workload while Musk has at times fallen short.
Court Finds $75M Contingency Fee for Cravath Is Reasonable
Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III of the Delaware Court of Chancery found Cravath is entitled to 15% of the $410 million its client, The Williams Companies Inc., was awarded last year in a case over a busted deal.TRENDING STORIES
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