Corporate Representation

Delaware Business Court Insider |Event News

TransPerfect Has Incorporated in Nev. After Long Row Over Chancellor's Forced Sale

Tom McParland | October 17, 2018

TransPerfect confirmed the move as Philip Shawe, the software company CEO, was set to attend an event billed as a "deep dive into a notorious Delaware court case," according to the Wilmington History Society. His company will likely never litigate again in the First State.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

What to Remember as an Attorney Serving on a Nonprofit Board

Patricia E. Farrell and Maxwell Briskman Stanfield | October 17, 2018

Serving as a board member on a board of directors for a nonprofit organization can provide a chance to give back to a community or institution in a rewarding and impactful way.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Del. Supreme Court Affirms 'MFW' Dismissal; Clarifies Ab Initio Requirement

Lewis H. Lazarus | October 17, 2018

In 2014, the Delaware Supreme Court in 'Kahn v. MFW' held that the business judgment standard could apply to review of a controlling stockholder merger if at the outset the controlling stockholder conditioned the squeeze-out transaction on negotiation and approval by a committee of independent and disinterested directors and the informed, uncoerced approval of a majority of the minority stockholders (dual stage approvals).
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Third Circuit Becomes First Appellate Court to Greenlight 'Snap Removals'

Colin E. Wrabley and Joshua T. Newborn | October 16, 2018

By filing a notice of removal in federal court after the state-court suit is filed but before the state-court suit has been effectively served, a tactic enabled by modern technology and the ability to electronically monitor more and more state-court dockets on a real-time basis.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

The Emergence of Citizenship by Investment and E-2 Visa Option

F. Oliver Yang | October 16, 2018

The E-2 visa classification is authorized for a foreign national who is coming to the U.S. to direct and develop the operations of an enterprise in which the individual has invested or is actively involved in the process of investing a substantial amount of capital.
Corporate Counsel |

KPIs for the Modern In-House Commercial Legal Department

Todd Hanna | October 16, 2018

There's an old and oft-cited saying in business: “If you can measure it, you can manage it.” Measurable results, it is widely accepted, enables clearer visibility of performance and provides valuable quantitative data to evaluate what is working and what is not. And as software and systems continue to evolve, the availability and breadth of data and analytics have vastly expanded, empowering organizations to set, track and report more Key Performance Indicators than ever.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

An Introduction to the Risks of AI for General Counsel

Robert Kantner and Carl Kukkonen | October 11, 2018

This article aims to assist general counsels in evaluating the risks posed by artificial intelligence with respect to their company by providing a working definition of artificial intelligence and means commonly employed to achieve it, by describing particular technical challenges posed by artificial intelligence and by identifying key questions general counsel should be able to answer about their company's reliance upon artificial intelligence.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Decisions to Clarify Time to Seek Attorney Fees for Frivolous Appeal

Barry M. Klayman and Mark E. Felger | October 10, 2018

A pair of decisions by the Delaware Court of Chancery and the Delaware Supreme Court have clarified the time to seek an award of attorney fees for successfully defending against an alleged frivolous appeal.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

Avoid Problems Before They Arise: Corporate Compliance and Training

Wifredo A. Ferrer and Michael E. Hantman | October 10, 2018

Historically, many companies failed to create and implement anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, and sexual harassment compliance and training programs.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Del. Supreme Court Rejects Proposal That Would Ease Bids to Derail Conflicted Transactions

Tom McParland | October 09, 2018

The Delaware Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that mergers involving a controlling shareholder qualify for review under the business judgment rule if two key procedural protections are adopted prior to economic negotiations, rejecting a proposed bright-line rule that would have made it easier for plaintiffs to challenge conflicted transactions.
The Recorder |Expert Opinion

How In-House Lawyers at Tech Companies Stay Proactive, Indispensable and Sane

Jennifer Pileggi, Cynthia J. Cole and Tai Hsia | October 08, 2018

The role of general counsel for companies in the technology sector has evolved over the years, with in-house lawyers expected to serve not only as counsellors on legal matters but also as C-suite executives, board advisers and business partners, integral to the business and growth of the company.
The Recorder |Analysis

Is California Gender-Balance on Boards Law Set to Collide With Delaware Legal Doctrine?

Tom McParland | October 03, 2018

A battle could be brewing since companies that maintain corporate officers in the Golden State are headquartered in Delaware.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

New California Gender-Balance Law on Collision Course With Del. Legal Doctrine?

Tom McParland | October 03, 2018

The law requiring gender-balance on corporate has already gotten pushback from California businesses who question its constitutionality. There may be a more immediate conflict, though, with Delaware's corporate law.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Laster Allows Fresenius to Cancel $4.3B Akorn Acquisition, Citing 'Material Adverse Change'

Tom McParland | October 02, 2018

The Delaware Court of Chancery on Monday allowed Fresenius SE to walk away from its planned $4.3 billion deal to acquire generic drugmaker Akorn Inc., ruling that a series of regulatory compliance issues at Akorn had allowed Fresenius to terminate the merger.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Schnatter Makes Case for Access to Papa John's Records as Del. Trial Opens

Tom McParland | October 01, 2018

An attorney for Papa John's founder John Schnatter said Monday that he was confident his client would obtain access to company records related to his ouster from the pizza chain, in a multifaceted legal battle playing out in the Delaware Court of Chancery.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

Add Rocket Science to Your Risk Assessment With NASA Process

Ryan McConnell and Meagan Baker | October 01, 2018

Programs just don't work without the right talent. Smart compliance leaders get that. Once companies figure out the people piece (which is not easy), evaluating the risk environment and regulatory requirements helps companies develop programs to address those areas across different subject matters and business units.
New Jersey Law Journal |Analysis

The "New" Forum Selection Clause: NJ Corporations Take Notice

Stuart L. Pachman | September 27, 2018

In January 2018, six amendments were made to the New Jersey Business Corporation Act. One authorizes New Jersey corporations to adopt what is often referred to as a forum selection by-law.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Del. High Court Urged to Roll Back Chancery Order Limiting Use of Discovery

Tom McParland | September 26, 2018

An attorney for demolition and remediation services firm NCM Group Holdings on Wednesday asked the Delaware Supreme Court to roll back a Delaware Court of Chancery decision denying his client's attempt to modify a protective order so the company could pursue fraud claims out of state.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Chancery Reaffirms Safe Harbor for Directors' Reasonable Reliance on Expert Advice

Brian M. Lutz and Mark H. Mixon Jr. | September 26, 2018

Longstanding Delaware law not only entitles but encourages directors to rely in good faith on corporate officers and expert advisers for advice, information, and specialized expertise.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Is Presumptive Text Message Searching in the Future (or Present) of E-Discovery?

James H.S. Levine and Douglas D. Herrmann | September 26, 2018

Over the past 25 years, the emergence of electronic communications has dramatically altered the landscape of discovery. As new technologies develop and become more prevalent, the scope of what is considered appropriate or necessary in e-discovery continues to evolve.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Order Upheld Requiring Charney to Repay $19.5M in American Apparel Fight

Tom McParland | September 25, 2018

The Delaware Supreme Court has affirmed a Delaware Court of Chancery ruling that required former American Apparel CEO Dov Charney to repay $19.5 million to a hedge fund in a dispute over money he owed from a failed fight to regain control of the company he helped to found.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Many Still Unaware of 2017 Changes to Law Involving Corporate Disputes

Gavin Lentz | September 21, 2018

Any lawyer who advises clients on disputes involving corporations, LLCs, or limited partnerships needs to be aware of the significant changes that were enacted in Pennsylvania's Act 170 on Feb. 21, 2017.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Judge Clears Way for Trial in Schnatter's Bid to Open Papa John's Books

Tom McParland | September 20, 2018

Delaware Court of Chancery Chancellor Andre G. Bouchard said Papa John's had not carried its heavy burden of proving that Schnatter's demand for documents related to his resignation from the pizza chain was improper under Delaware law.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Del. Discovery Updates 2018: Little Tolerance for Failure to Adhere to Deadlines

Chaney Hall | September 19, 2018

Both the Delaware Court of Chancery and the Delaware Superior Court emphasize that discovery must proceed in a timely manner in accordance with the scheduling order entered by the court. Litigants who delay in bringing their discovery disputes before the court may find themselves without a remedy.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Schnatter Takes Fight to Papa John's Board in Suit to Pry Open Records

Tom McParland | September 17, 2018

Attorneys in a multifaceted battle for control of Papa John's are set to square off in a Wilmington courtroom Thursday afternoon, as company founder and former CEO John Schnatter tries to maintain a books-and-records case seeking records related to his ouster from the pizza chain.
Delaware Law Weekly |

Report: Delaware Forum Selection Bylaws 'Spreading Like Wildfire' in Energy Sector

Caroline Spiezio | September 17, 2018

Among the trends the report highlighted is a growing use of proxy access for voting and the inclusion of "intent to serve" language in amendments to company bylaws
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Lawsuit Targets Zuckerberg, Facebook Board Over Stock Plan

Tom McParland | September 13, 2018

Facebook Inc. investors have launched another Delaware Court of Chancery lawsuit over the company's since abandoned plan to restructure in a way that would have given founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg more control over the company.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Are Post-Merger Facts Ever Relevant?

Edward M. McNally | September 12, 2018

Appraisal litigation is unique under Delaware law. In almost every instance you can think of, once an event provides a right to recover damages (such as a fire caused by negligence), what happens later is relevant to determining the amount of damages.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Tesla Board Fires Back at Derivative Challenge to Elon Musk's Pay Package

Tom McParland | September 11, 2018

The Tesla Inc. board defended what its lawyers termed Elon Musk's "unusual and audacious" pay package in a motion last week to dismiss a derivative challenge to a compensation scheme that could make the electric car manufacturer's CEO one of the most highly compensated public-company executives in the world.
Daily Business Review |

Clothing Retailer Chico's Secures $200 Million Thanks to Greenberg Traurig

Lidia Dinkova | September 11, 2018

This is the first corporate financing transaction the law firm has done for Chico's FAS, owner of the Chico's, White House Black Market and Soma brands.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

CBS Settles Dispute With Shari Redstone, as CEO Resigns Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations

Tom McParland | September 10, 2018

CBS Corp. has settled its Delaware Court of Chancery lawsuit against controlling stockholder National Amusements Inc., saying Monday that the company would put aside $120 million to pay former CEO Leslie Moonves, pending the outcome of an investigation into allegations that he had sexually harassed women during his time at the network.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Papa John's Founder Attacks CEO in New Lawsuit

Tom McParland | September 07, 2018

According to a new lawsuit, Papa John's CEO launched a "false and defamatory campaign" accusing a chairman of racism to save his own job.
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GC Mid-Atlantic Events

The Legal Intelligener | September 07, 2018

Anderson Kill, Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller, McCarter & English and Morgan, Lewis & Bockius will sponsor a Litigation CLE Institute on Sept. 13 from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., The Union League of Philadelphia, 140 South Broad St., Philadelphia.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Could New 'Smaller Reporting Company' Rules Affect GC Compensation?

Katayun I. Jaffari and Kimberly W. Klayman | September 07, 2018

In June of this year, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted to approve rule amendments (referred to in this article as the amendments) that specifically expand the definition of the so-called “smaller reporting company.”
The Recorder |News

Short Seller Sues Tesla, Elon Musk Over Take-Private Tweets

Tom McParland | September 06, 2018

The complaint alleges that Musk knew at the time there was no financial backing for the proposed buyout and that the fallout led to significant losses for investors who bought Tesla stock between Aug. 7 and Aug. 17.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Bankruptcy Court Enforces Anti-Assignment Clause and Rejects Assignee's Proof of Claim

Barry M. Klayman and Mark E. Felger | September 05, 2018

The purchase and sale of claims held by creditors against debtors in a bankruptcy proceeding has become a big business.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

9th Circ. Makes Motions to Dismiss More Difficult in Securities Litigation

Robert L. Hickok, Jay A. Dubow and Matthew D. Foster | September 04, 2018

On Aug. 13, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued an opinion in a securities fraud class action, Khoja v. Orexigen Therapeutics, which could dampen a defendant's use of judicial notice and incorporation-by-reference to aid in its motion to dismiss, especially in the securities class action setting.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

Going Strong: Slavin Doctrine Continues to Protect Fla.'s Builders, Designers

Georg Ketelhohn | September 04, 2018

In Florida's construction industry, the decision that gave life to the Slavin Doctrine, the Florida Supreme Court's ruling in Slavin v. Kay in 1958, has withstood the test of time and appears to be as strong as ever.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Slights Slams 'Redundancy' of Bid to Toss Challenge to $1B Pipeline Deal

Tom McParland | August 30, 2018

The Delaware Court of Chancery has rejected Enbridge Energy Partners' bid to dismiss a shareholder suit targeting a $1 billion pipeline buyback deal, in a ruling that criticized the defendants for remaking arguments that had already been rejected by the state Supreme Court.
New York Law Journal |Expert Opinion

Two Paper and Print Companies Win Restructuring Plan Confirmation

Edward E. Neiger | August 30, 2018

This issue of the Bankruptcy Update focuses on recent restructurings in the paper and printing industry. The column delves into the bankruptcy proceedings of Appvion and Cenveo who won confirmation of their respective plans this month.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Validation Under Section 205 of the Delaware General Corporation Law

John Mark Zeberkiewicz and Nathaniel Stuhlmiller | August 29, 2018

In two recent opinions, The Cirillo Family Trust v. Moezinia, 2018 WL 3388398 (Del. Ch. July 11, 2018), and Charles Almond v. Glenhill Advisors, 2018 WL 3954733 (Del. Ch. Aug. 17, 2018), the Delaware Court of Chancery exercised its powers under Section 205 of the Delaware General Corporation Law (the DGCL) to validate acts that, due to technical problems in their authorization, may have otherwise been void or voidable.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Using Statistical Sampling, Extrapolation to Prove Liability in FCA Cases

Benjamin H. McCoy and Zac Arbitman | August 28, 2018

There is little dispute that the False Claims Act (FCA) is among the most potent weapons for fighting fraud and government waste. In just this past fiscal year alone, the DOJ utilized the FCA to recover more than $3.7 billion across a diverse array of industries such as health care, housing, and government procurement.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Stark Orders Seizure of Citgo Shares in Mining Company's Mineral Dispute With Venezuela

Tom McParland | August 24, 2018

A Delaware federal judge has allowed Crystallex International Corp. to begin seizing shares of Citgo Petroleum Corp., as the Canadian gold mining and exploration firm looks to collect a $1.2 billion judgment against the Venezuelan government.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Glasscock Ruling Sets Up Trial in Suit Over Sale of Medical Device Company

Tom McParland | August 23, 2018

The Delaware Court of Chancery has cleared the way for trial in an investor challenge to a deal that handed control of medical device company Halt Medical Inc. to a private equity firm in 2014.
Corporate Counsel |Q&A

Equinox Fitness GC Yen Chu Is Always Training for a Crisis

Phillip Bantz | August 22, 2018

The GC is a big advocate for working closely with the communications department and spotting issues in advance.
The Recorder |Expert Opinion

Will My Lack of Law Firm Experience Come Back to Haunt Me?

Julie Q. Brush | August 22, 2018

In today's legal environment, starting your legal career as an in-house lawyer as opposed to law firm associate is not the kiss of death that it might have been in years past.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Chancery Awards Fair Value of Member Interest to Expelled Member of Del. LLC

Lewis H. Lazarus | August 22, 2018

Delaware statutes enabling formation of unincorporated entities like LLCs and limited partnerships afford freedom for owners to structure business relationships as they see fit. This freedom carries with it the responsibility accurately and completely to describe the parties' rights and duties.
The Legal Intelligencer |News

Cozen O'Connor Lawyer Spins Off Latin American Practice to NY Boutique

Lizzy McLellan | August 21, 2018

Rogelio "Roy" Carrasquillo said leaving a big firm gives him greater billing flexibility and a less compartmentalized practice.
The Mid Market Report |Commentary

Tips on How to Better Protect Client Data

John Parmley | August 20, 2018

All companies are expected to keep data and documents in their databases safe and secure, but law firms, even more so because of the nature of the profession.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Bouchard Addresses Nature of Derivative Claims in Decision Tossing Challenge to Design Within Reach Merger

Tom McParland | August 17, 2018

The Delaware Court of Chancery on Friday rejected a "novel theory" to expand the state's narrow doctrine allowing some claims to be treated as both derivative and direct. The rejection comes in a decision that nixed an investor lawsuit seeking to undue the $124 million merger of Herman Miller and Design Within Reach.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

VC Firms Should Be Mindful of Potential Controller Status

Christopher B. Chuff, M. Duncan Grant, and Joanna J. Cline | August 15, 2018

It is well-settled Delaware law that a stockholder is deemed to be a controller when it owns more than 50 percent of the corporation's stock or it owns less than 50 percent of the corporation's stock, but nevertheless exercises actual control over the corporation or the challenged decision.
Corporate Counsel |News

After Weed Killer Verdict, It's Damage Control Time for Monsanto Lawyers, Comms Staff

Phillip Bantz | August 14, 2018

The agribusiness giant's in-house lawyers are working "hand in glove" with in-house communications staffers to mitigate the fallout from the $289 million Roundup verdict. But one communications expert isn't impressed with the effort and another says outside PR consultants are key.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Tribune Sues for $1B in Damages After Canceling Deal With Sinclair

Tom McParland | August 09, 2018

The lawsuit filed by Debevoise & Plimpton targets Sinclair's "belligerent and unnecessarily protracted" negotiations with regulators.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Chancery Rejects Merger Price as Indicator of Fair Value in Appraisal Based on Flaws in Sales Process

Albert H. Manwaring IV | August 08, 2018

Appraisal is a limited statutory remedy that provides a Delaware general corporation's stockholders, who dissent to the sufficiency of the merger price, with the right to have the Delaware Court of Chancery determine the “fair value” of their shares.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Investor Files Derivative Suit Over Tableau Competition Disclosures

Tom McParland | August 07, 2018

The lawsuit comes after the company's stock sank nearly 50 percent after the market got wind of the toll competition was having on it.
Corporate Counsel |News

Benchmark Electronics Leaves Its Global Legal Function to Steve Beaver

Phillip Bantz | August 07, 2018

As VP and GC, Beaver will oversee global legal, compliance, ethics, intellectual property, environmental health and safety matters.
Daily Business Review |News

Legal Arguments Unleashed in Lawsuit Over David Beckham Stadium Referendum

Lidia Dinkova | August 06, 2018

Attorneys for David Beckham and his business partners attack Douglas Muir's lawsuit as unclear and ironic. He has responded by saying a decision by Miami leaders to hold a referendum on Beckham's plan violates the Florida Constitution and the city charter.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Court Denies Public Access to Unfiled Discovery Materials

Barry M. Klayman and Mark E. Felger | August 06, 2018

Does public access extend to discovery materials that are not filed with the court? Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster says no: materials developed during the pretrial discovery process are not part of the presumptively public record until they are filed with the court, such as by being placed on the docket or lodged in evidence.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

How to Step Out of Your Cultural Comfort Zone to Grow Professionally

Sohana S. Barot | August 03, 2018

I am a second-generation Indian-American woman; a daughter of immigrants who have mostly assimilated to the American way of life but still retained much of their cultural upbringing. I grew up quiet, nonconfrontational and soft-spoken.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

New Act 27 Changes the Pa. Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act

Robert R. Watson Jr. | August 03, 2018

The changes signed into law will go into effect on Oct. 10—120 days after it was signed—and further clarify certain aspects of CASPA which were left unanswered in the original legislation, often leading to disputes between parties as they negotiated contracts for a project or proceeded with work once it was underway.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Laster Appoints Monitor in Court-Ordered Sale of William Koch's Oxbow Carbon

Tom McParland | August 02, 2018

The Delaware Court of Chancery on Wednesday appointed a monitor to oversee the sale of Oxbow Carbon and ordered CEO William Koch to pay tens of millions of dollars in damages to two private equity firms for derailing a deal for the energy company in 2016.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

CBS Taps Firms, Former Prosecutors to Lead Probe Into Moonves Harassment Allegations

Tom McParland | Dan Packel | August 02, 2018

CBS Corp. has tapped Covington & Burling and Debevoise & Plimpton to conduct an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by CEO Leslie Moonves, naming two former prosecutors to lead the probe.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

So You Think You Know Delaware Law?

Edward M. McNally | August 01, 2018

We all sometimes believe we know more than what we really do understand. Despite scholarly warnings about that tendency, it continues to mislead us. Now that same error is threatening the legal profession.

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