In the recent decision of James R. Thompson, et al. v. ORIX USA Corporation, et al., C.A. No. 11746-CB (Del. Ch. June 3, 2016), the Court of Chancery ruled
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Advancement: “Fees on Fees” Do Not Accrue Until Required Undertaking Submitted
In a recent opinion by the Court of Chancery’s newest judicial officer, Vice Chancellor Slights, the Court considered the issue of when “fees on fees” begins to accrue in connection…
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Chancery Grants Advancement in Tulum, Along with Fees on Fees
The recent, pithy decision of Tulum Management USA LLC v. Casten, C.A. No. 11321-VCN (Del. Ch. Dec. 23, 2015) involved a request for advancement by plaintiff George Polk against…
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Advancement – Court Rejects Contractual Requirement that Fees on Fees be Paid Even if Claim is Unsuccessful
Often times, a Delaware company will provide its directors and officers with advancement and indemnification to the fullest extent allowed under Delaware law, as a means to attract qualified individuals…
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Advancement of Fees: When Multiple Sources are Implicated
In the case of Pontone v. Milso Industries Corp., C.A. No. 8842-VCP (Aug. 22, 2014), Vice Chancellor Parsons addressed the issue of from which source a director or…
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