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The court held that 1) defendant's challenge to venue was not persuasive, 2) plaintiff did indeed state a claim for inversion under rules for notice pleading, and 3) plaintiff failed to state a claim for voiding the stock agreement under §205.
Young Conaway Legal Opinions Chair to Join TriBar Opinion Committee
Norman M Powell, chair of Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor's legal opinions committee, has accepted an invitation to join the TriBar Opinion Committee.The court held that the decision by Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board finding that the position held by appellee was not designated as a major policymaking position was supported by substantial evidence.
Young Conaway Partner to Receive Delaware State Bar Association Award
William D. Johnston, a partner in Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor's corporate litigation and counseling section, has been selected by the Delaware State Bar Association to receive the 2020 Daniel L. Herrmann Professional Conduct Award.DSBA ADR Section to Hold CLE on Arbitration
The Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Delaware State Bar Association is set to host a CLE event titled, "Planning Your Next Arbitration: Best Practices and Pitfalls 2021."The court held that the General Partner breached the partnership agreement by exercising the call right without first satisfy-ing the Opinion Condition or the Acceptability Condition.
In Chancery Court Decision, Pipeline Company Is Found Liable for $690M Contract Breach
Boardwalk's share prices initially experienced a bump, but when analysts announced an acquisition by Loews would likely lead to a decreased value based on a pricing formula, they fell again, angering plaintiffs.Pipeline Company Found Liable for $690M Contract Breach Involving 2018 Acquisition
Boardwalk's share prices initially experienced a bump, but when analysts announced an acquisition by Loews would likely lead to a decreased value based on a pricing formula, they fell again, angering plaintiffs.Genuine issues of material fact precluded summary judgment on the issue of demand futility, but the court dismissed claims against two director defendants in this derivative action.
Claimant was entitled to indemnification of his litigation expenses, and the court granted his motion to intervene because he had a valid property interest which was not adequately protected by existing parties.
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