The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Geneva Campbell Brown and Stephanie Win Hu | March 30, 2021
The ability to effectively present a point or argument in writing is a vital skill for in-house counsel, something we can carry from our time in private practice.
Delaware Business Court Insider | Commentary
By Joanna J. Cline and Emily L. Wheatley | March 24, 2021
In a recent decision, the Delaware Supreme Court affirmed a ruling of the Delaware Superior Court that Delaware has a more significant relationship than California to a directors' and officers' liability insurance policy (D&O policy), at least when the dispute involves a Delaware corporation and its directors and officers.
By Kenneth Artz and Mark Moore | March 17, 2021
The insurance industry is processing an unprecedented amount of claims following the brutal winter storm that slammed through most of Texas last month,…
The American Lawyer | Analysis
By Dan Packel | March 17, 2021
A K&L Gates group and a team encompassing personnel from Perkins Coie, Greenberg Traurig and Davis Wright Tremaine found a new way to work after Microsoft picked its proposals as winners.
The Legal Intelligencer | Analysis
By Dan Packel | March 17, 2021
A K&L Gates group and a team encompassing personnel from Perkins Coie, Greenberg Traurig and Davis Wright Tremaine found a new way to work after Microsoft picked its proposals as winners.
By Dan Packel | March 17, 2021
A K&L Gates group and a team encompassing personnel from Perkins Coie, Greenberg Traurig and Davis Wright Tremaine found a new way to work after Microsoft picked its proposals as winners.
Delaware Business Court Insider | Commentary
By Richard L. Renck | March 17, 2021
While the courts of Delaware have routinely observed that the governance documents for Delaware corporations—the charter and the bylaws—reflect a type of contractual relationship between and among the stockholders, the corporation and the corporation's board of directors, such a contractual relationship does not always give rise to potential claims for breach of contract where directors are alleged to have caused the company to breach specific provisions of a charter.
By Michael W. Mitchell, Edward Roche and Derek Sutton | March 15, 2021
Statements and omissions arising from legitimate, subjective business judgments that allegedly become misleading only with the benefit of hindsight are insufficient to create the "strong inference" of intent necessary to satisfy the heightened standard for pleading a securities fraud claim.
Corporate Counsel | Expert Opinion
By Alexandra Poe and Bryan Sillaman | March 10, 2021
Corporate ESG integration is becoming less optional every day, driven by increasing regulation, investor demand and the recent embrace of stakeholder capitalism. Headline announcements—like GM's 2035 target for manufacturing only electric vehicles and the U.S. government's goal to replace its entire fleet with electric cars and trucks—do not tell the whole story.
Delaware Business Court Insider | Commentary
By Francis G.X. Pileggi and Chauna A. Abner | March 10, 2021
This step-by-step guide was created after many years of "trial and error" and eventual success transferring several cases from the Court of Chancery to Superior Court.
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