In appraisal actions, expert witnesses are often retained by parties and serve very important roles in the determination of the value of a company’s shares. We recently highlighted a decision
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The Emergence of Business Courts in Various Jurisdictions
While the Delaware Court of Chancery has established itself as the preeminent forum for adjudicating corporate disputes, various other states have formed their own courts of equity over the past…
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Delaware Statutory Dissolution Procedures: Potential Limitation of Stockholder Liability
Potential Limitation of Stockholder Liability
Section 282 of the Delaware General Corporation Law (“DGCL”) provides for limitations on the potential liability of stockholders where the corporation has complied with the…
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“Elective” vs. “Default” Dissolution Procedures of Delaware Corporations: Potential Extent of Director Liability (Part II)
In the prior post, a discussion was provided regarding the limitation of liability of directors of a dissolved corporation following either the “elective” or “default” dissolution procedures. This article…
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Delaware LLC Books and Records Demand: Requested Documents Must Be “Narrowly Tailored” to a Proper Purpose
Unlike a Section 220 request for books and records under the Delaware General Corporation Law (“DGCL”), the books and records provision of the Delaware LLC Act (Section 18-305) can be…
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Delaware LLC Books and Records Demand: Stating a “Proper Purpose”
As discussed in the prior post, Section 18-305 of the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the “LLC Act”), allows any member or manager of a Delaware limited liability company…
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