Delaware

A Purchase-Price Adjustment Is Not the End of the Road With Indemnification on the Table

Robert S. Velevis

Bad Investments, Not Bad Faith: Caremark Claims Have Limits

Heather Benzmiller Sultanian

Board Investigations of Potential Misconduct

Holly J. Gregory

Bylaw Challenges Need a Real Dispute, Not a Hypothetical One

Charlotte K. Newell

California Supreme Court: Right to Jury Trial Does Not Bar Enforcement of a Delaware Forum Selection Clause

Matthew J. Dolan

Jaime A. Bartlett

Chancery to Directors: Don’t Play Dirty

Hille R. Sheppard

Natalie A. Piazza

Current AI Usage Rules in the Most Popular Patent Infringement Case Venues

Gregory Lantier

Gilbert Smolenski

Delaware Adopts Significant Changes to Its General Corporation Law

Charlotte K. Newell

Delaware Affirms Limits on Hypothetical Bylaw Challenges

Reuben Zaramian

Arthur E. Adler

Charlotte K. Newell

Delaware Supreme Court Upholds Section 144 Safe Harbor Amendments

Jaime A. Bartlett

Anika Hermann Bargfrede

Derivative, Unripe, and Untimely Stockholder Claims

Robin E. Wechkin

Madison J. Ferraro

“DExit” – Why Delaware is Being Questioned Now

Michael Podolny

Earnouts, AI, and Equitable Remedies: Delaware Court Reinstates CEO and Extends Payout Clock

Sharon Flanagan

Sally Wagner-Partin

No Release Necessary: Delaware Court Draws a Line on Release Conditions in M&A

Peter J. Mardian

Barret V. Armbruster

Parties to Delaware LLC Agreements Cannot Circumvent Fiduciary Duty Waivers via Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing

Public Benefit Corporation Directors not Obligated to get Best Price

Vincent J. Margiotta

Restrictive Covenants in California

Reviving Equity Incentives: Private Company Stock Option Repricing

Strayed from the Path: Dodiya v. Franklin and the Emerging Rules of the DGCL’s Section 144 Safe Harbors

Arthur E. Adler

Texas Corporate Litigation Reforms Take Hold: Federal Court Enforces Texas’s 3% Ownership Requirement for Derivative Claims

Yolanda C. Garcia

Nathan S. Burkes

Timing Is Everything: Section 220 Standing After a Merger Closes

Matthew J. Dolan

Whose Deal Is It Anyway? Conflicts of Interest and the Corporate Opportunity Doctrine in the Boardroom

With Great Flexibility Comes Great Responsibility (to Draft LLC Agreements Carefully)

Words Matter: Delaware Supreme Court Reinforces the Importance of Precision in Drafting ADR Provisions in Merger Agreements

Jaime A. Bartlett