Jason J Mendro Andrew S Tulumello
July 17, 2019 | Delaware Business Court Insider
'Blue Bell' Reaffirms but Does Not Expand the Boundaries of Oversight LiabilityPlaintiffs and defendants alike may have thought they felt tremors ripple through the legal system last month when, for the first time, the Delaware Supreme Court reversed dismissal of derivative claims based on an alleged failure to monitor in Marchand v. Barnhill.
By Jason J. Mendro, Andrew S. Tulumello and Lissa M. Percopo
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