Corporate Representation

Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Suit Accusing Fitbit Directors of Insider Trading Clears Hurdle in Del. Chancery Court

Tom McParland | December 14, 2018

The lawsuit alleges that Fitbit's brass discovered widespread issues with the San Francisco-based fitness company's heart-rate monitoring technology as early as January 2015 but failed to disclose the scope and severity of the problem before its IPO that November, which raised $416 million.
New York Law Journal |News

Appeals Court Won't Void Real Estate Contracts Despite No 'Corporate Formalities'

Jason Grant | December 12, 2018

Summary judgment rescinding the sales was precluded, in part, the panel said, because there were triable issues regarding whether Business Corporation Law §909(a) applied to the circumstances surrounding the company's sales.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Del. Courts Must Grapple With Efforts to Impose Fiduciary Duties on Investors Exercising Contractual Rights

Andrew W. Stern, James Heyworth and Benjamin F. Burry | December 12, 2018

The Chancery Court will continue to face novel theories of controlling stockholder liability based on contract rights, and Delaware's ability to impose clear limits on when an investor's contract rights render it a fiduciary to the company will have significant consequences for corporate finance and strategic investments under Delaware law going forward.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Chancery Finds Inadequate Disclosure in Connection With a Tender Offer Prevents Dismissal of a Class Action Complaint

Lewis H. Lazarus | December 12, 2018

Once a transaction closes, if a stockholder cannot allege that a majority stockholder vote approving a transaction was uninformed or coerced, then the court will dismiss a complaint attacking the fairness of the transaction under the business judgment standard of review.
International |News

Biotech Trade Secret Suit Against European Research Organization Dismissed

Tom McParland | December 10, 2018

Vice Chancellor Tamika Montgomery-Reeves said Monday that Newark-based biotech firm iBio Inc. had filed its suit against Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Angewandten Forschung outside of the three-year statute of limitations.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Del. Chancery Court Tosses $300M Biotech Lawsuit as Untimely

Tom McParland | December 10, 2018

Vice Chancellor Tamika Montgomery-Reeves said Monday that Newark-based biotech firm iBio Inc. had filed its suit against Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Angewandten Forschung outside of the three-year statute of limitations.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

A Practical Guide to CCPA Readiness: Implementing Calif.'s New Privacy Law (Part 1)

Harry A. Valetk and Brian Hengesbaugh | December 10, 2018

CCPA is an unfamiliar type of law for the United States due, in large part, to its broad scope. It establishes a new privacy framework for businesses that fall within its jurisdiction.
Daily Business Review |News

Greenberg Traurig Team Executes $475 Million Insulation Industry Merger Plus Financing

Catherine Wilson | December 10, 2018

Most Effective Lawyers: Corporate securities — Attorneys engineered a corporate merger requiring Federal Trade Commission approval and the financing to make it possible.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

CBS Investors Scheduled to Meet as Moonves Report Looms

Tom McParland | December 07, 2018

The board of CBS Corp. is expected to receive a report detailing former CEO Les Moonves' attempts to destroy evidence and mislead attorneys investigating allegations that he had sexually harassed and abused women for decades, according to The New York Times.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

The Time Is Now for Corporate Legal Collaboration

Michele C.S. Lange | December 07, 2018

Solve complex problems, forecast legal spend, manage risk and partner with a diverse set of business stakeholders—these are just a few of the vast demands placed on in-house legal. In addition, corporate legal departments are facing new disruptions, such as changes to law firm practice models and advancements in technology.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

CEO Resigns in Wake of Court's Finding of Fraud in $115M Sale of Payment Processing Co.

Tom McParland | December 04, 2018

Isreali-based media firm Taptica International Ltd said late Monday that Hagai Tal was resigning after Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III in his opinion found that the executive had hidden key information from buyer Great Hill Equity Partners in order to position himself as chief executive of post-merger company BlueSnap Inc.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

Of Blockchains and Supply Chains: Crypto Technology Is Still Going Strong

Stephen J. Obie | December 03, 2018

The cryptocurrency crashes during 2018 caused some observers to predict their imminent demise. However, Fidelity Investments' recent creation of a cryptocurrency custody unit certainly reflects credible interest in digital assets among at least some pension funds and traditional asset managers.
Daily Business Review |News

Roetzel & Andress and Global Giant Hogan Lovells Advise on $600 Million Acquisition

Dylan Jackson | November 29, 2018

Corporate services company Edenred will acquire payment services firm C.S.I Enterprises in early 2019 pending regulatory approval.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Skechers Investor Sues Board in Del. Faulting Disclosure of Costs

Tom McParland | November 28, 2018

A derivative suit filed Tuesday in Delaware federal court accused the directors of Skechers USA Inc. of hiding skyrocketing operational costs from investors at a time when the company was experiencing rapid growth in international sales.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Delaware Takes the Lead in Litigation Reform

Edward M. McNally | November 28, 2018

The Delaware courts are leading the way to cure the problems that litigation critics complain of most. Recent Delaware Court of Chancery decisions are yet another example of that leadership. We begin to show how that is being done, by outlining the perceived problems.
Corporate Counsel |

Counsel's Guide to AI in the Board Room

Jim Ryan and Tim Harris | November 27, 2018

While there are a myriad of legal issues that AI touches, from privacy to liability standards, the implementation of AI in the board room is fundamentally a question of corporate governance. It is therefore important for corporate counsel to keep a clear analytical framework in mind in order to facilitate their board's responsible deployment of AI without simply throwing up road blocks.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

PSD2 Prep: Strong Customer Authentication and the Ramifications of US Merchants Doing Business in Europe

Chris Kohler and Justin Steffen | November 26, 2018

For many Americans, a trip abroad conjures up images of scenic vistas, Roman ruins or Parisian cafes. For U.S.-based businesses, however, doing business abroad is often less idyllic. Complicated four-character acronyms threaten operations at every turn.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

Defense Counsel Should Include Public Relations as Part of Their Strategy

Paul Abercrombie | November 26, 2018

Time was, if a local or national company was sued, news of the lawsuit—assuming it even made the news—was largely confined to the city or town where the suit was filed.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Slights Greenlights Shareholders' Challenge to $256M Buyout of Telecom Firm

Tom McParland | November 21, 2018

The ruling refused the Tangoe board's motion to dismiss a shareholder class action from former Tangoe investors who claim they were shortchanged in the company's April 2017 sale to Marlin Equity Partners.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Investors Resist Facebook's Bid to Dismiss Cambridge Analytica Data Breach Suit

Tom McParland | November 20, 2018

In a Chancery Court filing made public Monday, plaintiffs argued that deep conflicts on Facebook exposed the Facebook directors to serious liability for their role in allegedly hiding from users, investors—and the U.S. Congress—Facebook's practice of sharing private data with outside parties.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Investors Resist Facebook's Bid to Dismiss Cambridge Analytica Data Breach Suit

Tom McParland | November 20, 2018

Plaintiffs argue in a Chancery Court filing made public Monday that deep conflicts exposed the Facebook directors to serious liability for their role in allegedly hiding from users, investors—and the U.S. Congress—Facebook's practice of sharing private data with outside parties.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Spacecraft Builder Appeals Del. Ruling Upholding $4M Award in Contract Case

Tom McParland | November 19, 2018

Moon Express said last week in court papers that it was challenging the Oct. 15 decision from U.S. Chief Judge Leonard P. Stark.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Bouchard Tosses Derivative Suit Over CEO's Stock Repurchases

Tom McParland | November 15, 2018

Chancellor Andre G. Bouchard said that while Richardson Electronics' board did mislead plaintiff Steven H. Busch in the run-up to the litigation, it was unclear whether Busch had actually relied on those representations in deciding whether to make a demand that the directors consider pursuing their own litigation.
Delaware Law Weekly |News

Lawyers' Statements Defamed Litigant in Del. Battle Over Software Co., Law Dean Argues to NY Court

Tom McParland | November 14, 2018

The dean of Widener University Delaware Law School argued Wednesday that comments by attorneys representing TransPerfect co-founder Elizabeth Elting had made it impossible for rival Philip R. Shawe to prevail in the Chancery Court battle over control of the profitable translation-services company.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Chancery Provides Further Guidance on the Measurement of Synergies in Appraisal Actions

P. Clarkson Collins Jr. | November 14, 2018

The Delaware Supreme Court's two recent decisions in Dell and DFC strongly endorsed the application of market efficiency principles in appraisal actions, and gave virtually controlling weight to the deal price as the “best evidence” of a company's fair value where a robust sales process was conducted against the backdrop of a well-functioning market for the target's stock.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

Questions to Consider Before Entering Into Your Next Business Contract

Kelly A. Schulz | November 13, 2018

It seems axiomatic that one must plan ahead when entering into a business contract, but too often contracting parties overlook the basics which could become the focus of a future contract dispute.
The Recorder |Expert Opinion

An Overview of California's New Law Mandating Women on Corporate Boards

J.R. Lanis | November 12, 2018

Public companies having their principal place of business in California (as stated in the company's most recent Form 10-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”), and which are listed on major U.S. stock exchanges), will soon be required to appoint women to their boards of directors.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

Treasury and IRS Provide Clarity on Valuable Opportunity Zone Tax Incentive

Logan E. Gans | November 12, 2018

As investors sell their real estate or other assets, they are searching for tax-efficient strategies to redeploy their capital. On Oct. 19, proposed regulations and other guidance were released concerning the tax incentive for investing in “Opportunity Zones,” which could be an advantageous approach for many taxpayers.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

New IRS Guidance to Tax Provision Means Big Breaks to Real Estate, Business Investors

Pauline Markey | November 12, 2018

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act added a new tax provision to the Internal Revenue Code, Section 1400Z-2, which aims to provide big capital gains tax breaks to real estate and business investors who make investments in certain economically underdeveloped areas.
The Legal Intelligencer |Analysis

Phila. Company's Bankruptcy Highlights Startup Risks for Lawyers

Lizzy McLellan | November 09, 2018

Startup lawyers say strong relationships, due diligence and constant communication can mitigate built-in uncertainty for law firms.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Adviser-Consultants Held Not 'Other Professionals' for Purposes of Section 327(a) of Bankruptcy Code

Barry M. Klayman and Mark E. Felger | November 07, 2018

Two recent decisions by separate judges of the Delaware Bankruptcy Court have addressed the question of whether persons providing services to debtors relating to the disposition and monetization of inventory, real estate, intellectual property and other estate assets are “professionals” and must be retained under the strictures of Section 327(a) of the Bankruptcy Code.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Investors Sue to Block Sonic's Proposed $2.3B Deal to Take Company Private

Tom McParland | November 05, 2018

A shareholder of Sonic Corp. has sued in Delaware federal court to halt the drive-in fast food company's $2.3 billion bid to take the company private, alleging that the board withheld key financial data about the deal.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Less Is More for SEC Disclosure Effectiveness Changes

Peter A. Jaslow and Stephen Stark | November 05, 2018

On Oct. 4, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the SEC) published final rules adopting amendments to certain disclosure requirements that have become redundant, overlapping or outdated in light of other SEC disclosure requirements.
Daily Business Review |News

Amendment 6 Bundles Judges' Retirement Age With Victims' Rights on Nov. 6 Ballot

Zach Schlein | November 02, 2018

According to Miami-based criminal defense lawyer Mark Eiglarsh and Melba Pearson, deputy director of the ACLU of Florida, voters should reject Amendment 6. Although the measure purports to extend the “rights of crime victims,” both Eiglarsh and Pearson say it will only undermine protections already enshrined in the Florida Constitution.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Sixth Circuit Clarifies Appealability of Bankruptcy Court Orders

Francis J. Lawall and Marcy J. McLaughlin | November 01, 2018

Understanding bankruptcy court jurisdiction can be daunting even for the most seasoned practitioner. The appellate process alone generally requires bankruptcy court decisions to first be reviewed by a district court and only then by a court of appeals.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Schnatter Continues Push for Papa John's Records After Trial

Tom McParland | October 31, 2018

Papa John's founder said the company sought to embarrass him and failed to show he was not entitled to corporate documents related to his ouster.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Delaware Seen as Unlikely to Follow California's Lead on Corporate Board Gender-Balance Law

Tom McParland | October 31, 2018

Delaware, home to most of the nation's publicly traded corporations, has a long tradition of allowing the "private ordering" of corporate affairs, leaving governance largely to shareholders. Gender diversity on the boards shareholders elect is not viewed differently, even in the era of the #MeToo movement.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Chancery Makes 'Material Adverse Effect' Finding Allowing Buyer to Terminate Merger

Peter Flocos, Lisa Stark, Rick Giovannelli and Mark Hammes | October 31, 2018

In a landmark decision, a Delaware court has, for what is widely believed to be the first time ever, found that a material adverse effect actually occurred in an acquisition transaction, giving the buyer a right to terminate the pending transaction.
Corporate Counsel |

Five Employment Issues Boards Should Be Thinking About

Lynne Hermle, Jessica Perry and Andrea Johnson | October 30, 2018

Several developments in the employment law sphere need to be considered by corporate boards before the year ends.
Corporate Counsel |

Checklist for Assessing Company Issues: Six Points of Collaboration Between Business Team and In-House Counsel

Jean Dober | October 30, 2018

Clear business procedures reflect more than a common sense need for order over company activities and affairs. In reality, deciphering business versus legal process is not intuitive.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

New Investor Suit Targets Board Over Musk Tweet on Financing to Take Tesla Private

Tom McParland | October 26, 2018

A new shareholder lawsuit has accused the Tesla board of engaging in a conspiracy to cover up its failure to monitor CEO Elon Musk's "increasingly erratic" public statements, in a case that could set up the question of whether Musk's tweets qualify as company statements.
Delaware Law Weekly |News

Musk's Tweet About Taking Tesla Private Sparks New Investor Suit

Tom McParland | October 26, 2018

A new shareholder lawsuit has accused the Tesla board of engaging in a conspiracy to cover up its failure to monitor CEO Elon Musk's "increasingly erratic" public statements, in a case that could set up the question of whether Musk's tweets qualify as company statements.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Del. Chancery Court Rejects Settlement in Challenge to Pay of Goldman Sachs Directors

Tom McParland | October 24, 2018

The Delaware Court of Chancery has rejected as unfair a proposed settlement in an investor suit challenging the compensation of Goldman Sachs Inc.'s non-employee directors, the latest in a string of cases taking a tougher stance on disclosure settlements.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

The Business Benefits of a Strong Ethical Culture

Valerie Charles | October 24, 2018

There's never a convenient time to relax and stop talking about how valuable a robust ethics and compliance function is to an organization. With fall budget planning in full swing, now is a good time to consider some of the many business benefits of a strong ethical culture.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

What Would Happen to Your Business if You Died Tomorrow?

Marc Solomon | October 24, 2018

Owners continually strive to grow the value of their businesses. It is critically important that the monetary value created in your business is preserved, in the event of your unexpected death or if you suffer a permanent disability.
Delaware Business Court Insider |Commentary

Are Directors Liable for Unforeseen Calamities?

Edward M. McNally | October 24, 2018

The answer to the question posed in the title to this article may seem devious to you. After all, the answer must be “no” if we want anyone to serve on a corporate board of directors.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

In Parting Shot, Shawe Hits Actions of Del. Courts as Reason for TransPerfect's Nev. Move

Tom McParland | October 23, 2018

Explaining his decision to reincorporate his business in Nevada, TransPerfect co-founder and CEO Philip R. Shawe returned to Delaware last week to deliver a parting shot to the state's legal establishment, saying the Delaware Court of Chancery was too quick to order the profitable translation software company to the auction block.
Delaware Law Weekly |News

In Parting Shot, Shawe Says Del. Courts Pushed TransPerfect Out of State

Tom McParland | October 23, 2018

Explaining his decision to reincorporate his business in Nevada, TransPerfect co-founder and CEO Philip R. Shawe returned to Delaware last week to deliver a parting shot to the state's legal establishment, saying the Delaware Court of Chancery was too quick to order the profitable translation software company to the auction block.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Financial Damage Measurement: A Refresher

Edward Waddington and Taylor B. Rosanova | October 22, 2018

As a practicing forensic accountant, I have performed more financial damage analyses than I can remember. I am periodically reminded of this fact when I review and purge files in storage. Invariably, I come across a file (or two) of which I have no immediate recollection.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

Why Corporate Legal Departments Need Practical AI

Alistair Wye | October 22, 2018

General Counsel (GC) continue to face operational challenges, including cutting costs, "doing more with less" and yet delivering a quality service in a timely manner with efficiency, while reducing legal risk to the business.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

Disclose to OFAC—Voluntarily? Tips for Legal and Compliance Pros

Joanna Ritcey-Donohue | October 19, 2018

A recent conversation with a head of legal of a Fortune 500 technology company relating to the current challenges of complying with U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) restrictions brought to mind a couple of tips that are important for all senior legal and compliance professionals at companies with cross-border operations.
The Recorder |News

Musk, Tesla Board Sued Over CEO's 'Erratic Behavior'

Tom McParland | October 18, 2018

A Tesla shareholder has sued Elon Musk in the Delaware Court of Chancery over his recent pattern of "erratic behavior" and accused the company's directors of "gross mismanagement" for failing to monitor the outspoken CEO's statements on Twitter.
Corporate Counsel |Expert Opinion

Internal Investigations in the #MeToo Era

Cristina E. Rodriguez and Jillian C. Beck | October 18, 2018

The energy industry has historically been perceived as an “old boys” club. Of course, the industry has made significant progress in hiring and promoting women. But in the era of #MeToo,
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.
Delaware Law Weekly |News

TransPerfect Has Incorporated in Nevada After Long Battle in Del. Over 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.

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