A defendant to a securities investigation, who argued that the trial court erred in appointing a receiver on all of his corporations, successfully proved on appeal that he was entitled to relief.

Defendants' Liability Is Not Negated by Whether Condition of Premises Was Open, Obvious

Case Filed Over Four Years After Alleged Infringing Publication of Photos Is Time-Barred

Appeals & Motions List released on:June 29, 2023

On August 24, 2021, defendant Secretary of Defense Austin, in his official capacity, with the support of defendant President Biden, in his official capacity, ordered all members of the military to take the COVID-19 vaccine.

Chancery court correctly found acquisition of company partially owned by controlling stockholder was entirely fair where stockholder recused himself from shareholder vote, the board operated independently, and evidence demonstrated that the acquired company had value from long-term cash flows and was not worthless due to being insolvent.

Termination Was Retaliatory; Reason Given for Termination Was Pretextual

Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim Survives in Action Over Denial of Ownership Interest

Corporate founder who retained a quarter stake of the company and served as a director and officer did not attempt to use his influence to drive acquisition of another company in which he also held an interest, such that the board's appointment of a special committee to negotiate the acquisition meant that the transaction did not need to be reviewed under entire fairness.

Court Decides Credits Due Between Parties Who Had Prenuptial Agreement, Sizable Assets