Read more on "In Case of First Impression, Court of Chancery Awards Expenditures Incurred in Third-Party Litigation as Breach of Contract Damages" on Yolanda Cornejo Garcia and Robin Wechkin's blog post.
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Helping you stay ahead of securities, M&A, corporate control, and shareholder derivative litigation trends and issues.
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Sidley Shareholder Litigation helps you stay ahead of securities, M&A, corporate control, and shareholder derivative litigation trends and issues. Here we also share updates from Sidley’s Enhanced Scrutiny Blog, which provides thoughtful analysis on M&A and corporate governance matters from the Delaware courts and, on occasion, other jurisdictions. Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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On July 5, 2024, the Delaware Supreme Court affirmed a Court of Chancery decision in REM OA Holdings, LLC v. N. Gold Holdings, LLC that serves as a warning for parties entering a contract or other binding document to diligently review each term of the agreement, including by proactively seeking out, reviewing, and analyzing any documents incorporated by reference. Read more on "Chancery, Affirmed: Delaware is ‘Contractarian,’ So Please Read The Fine Print" on Jodi Lopez and Maseeh Moradi's blog post.
Chancery, Affirmed: Delaware is ‘Contractarian,’ So Please Read The Fine Print | Enhanced Scrutiny
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Last month, in Bricklayers Pension Fund of Western Pennsylvania v. Brinkley, Delaware’s Court of Chancery dismissed a stockholder plaintiff’s derivative suit against the directors and officers of Centene Corporation for purported breaches of fiduciary duty in connection with their oversight of company compliance with Medicaid laws and regulations. Read more on "Chancery Court Reminds Bricklayers of Sturdy Foundation Required to Plead Demand Futility for Caremark Claims" on Vincent J. Margiotta and Andy Stern's blog post.
Chancery Court Reminds Bricklayers of Sturdy Foundation Required to Plead Demand Futility for Caremark Claims | Enhanced Scrutiny
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Texas’ new business courts are one month away from opening their doors on September 1. Read more on "Strategic Questions to Consider as Business Courts Open in Texas" on Angela Zambrano, Natali Wyson, and Chelsea Priest's blog post.
Strategic Questions to Consider as Business Courts Open in Texas | Enhanced Scrutiny
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Read more on "Purple Rain on Non-Managing LLC Members’ Parade" on Jon Muenz's blog post.
Purple Rain on Non-Managing LLC Members’ Parade | Enhanced Scrutiny
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Read more on "Look at the Big Picture: A Message to Boards Seeking Business Judgment Rule Protection" on Ian Ross, Natalie Piazza, and Arthur E. Adler'a blog post.
Look at the Big Picture: A Message to Boards Seeking Business Judgment Rule Protection | Enhanced Scrutiny
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Read more on "The Delaware Court of Chancery Undertakes Exacting Calculations of Equitable Damages and Will Award Tens of Millions of Dollars? Yes, It Does That, Too." on Kedrick Glinski and Alex Kaplan's blog post.
The Delaware Court of Chancery Undertakes Exacting Calculations of Equitable Damages and Will Award Tens of Millions of Dollars? Yes, It Does That, Too. | Enhanced Scrutiny
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On Thursday, the Delaware Supreme Court issued a long-awaited decision regarding the validity and enforceability of certain provisions in a company’s advance notice bylaws. The Kellner v. AIM Immunotech Inc. decision clarifies how the Delaware courts will evaluate claims challenging an advance notice bylaw. Read more on "Sunshine Breaking Through the Clouds: Delaware Supreme Court Sheds Light on Standard of Review for Challenges to Advance Notice Bylaws" on Beth Berg, Charlotte Newell, Loren Braswell, and Arthur E. Adler's blog post.
Sunshine Breaking Through the Clouds: Delaware Supreme Court Sheds Light on Standard of Review for Challenges to Advance Notice Bylaws | Enhanced Scrutiny
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Vice Chancellor Glasscock recently affirmed in BV Advisory Partners, LLC v. Quantum Computing Inc., C.A. No. 2022-0719-SG, that more is not always better when it comes to pleading claims. Read more on "Kitchen-Sink Pleading Will Not Fly In Delaware" on Jaime Bartlett's blog post.
Kitchen-Sink Pleading Will Not Fly In Delaware | Enhanced Scrutiny
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Read more on "Director Wins In Claim of Improper Removal – But Still Loses" on Robin Wechkin's blog post.
Director Wins In Claim of Improper Removal – But Still Loses | Enhanced Scrutiny
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