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Montgomery-Reeves Dismisses TripAdvisor Derivative Suit
In her first published opinion on the Delaware Court of Chancery, Vice Chancellor Tamika Montgomery-Reeves blocked an attempt by a TripAdvisor stockholder to hold the travel advisory company liable for bad faith in granting a director restricted stock units upon his departure from the board.Judge Recuses Himself in Case to Block $34.6B Halliburton-Baker Hughes Merger
U.S. District Judge Richard G. Andrews, who was presiding over the case in which the U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to block Halliburton Co.'s proposed $34.6 billion merger with Baker Hughes Inc., recently recused himself on the grounds that he has a "financial interest in Schlumberger."Cisco Patent Case Heads Toward Trial
Cisco Systems will have to defend against a patent infringement lawsuit after a Delaware federal judge on Monday denied the California-based technology company's summary judgment motions for invalidity and non-infringement.New Gulf, Energy & Exploration Partners Reach Truce Over Joint Drilling Agreements
Despite a litigious history between them, New Gulf Resources and Energy & Exploration Partners LLC recently worked out a settlement agreement pertaining to their joint operating agreements related to oil exploration and production operations in East Texas and then filed the agreement in their respective Chapter 11 bankruptcies seeking court approval.Three Morris Nichols Lawyers Sworn In to Delaware Bar
Three Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell attorneys were sworn in to the Delaware bar.Deal Watch: Seven Firms Gorge on $13 Billion Pipeline Union
Sullivan & Cromwell, Skadden, Mayer Brown, Crowell & Moring and a trio of leading Canadian firms are advising on TransCanada Corp.'s proposed $13 billion acquisition of Columbia Pipeline Group Inc.Chancery Hints Approvals of Noncash Class Accords Won't Be as Easy
In describing the benefits of a class action settlement in a shareholders' merger challenge as akin to the size of a peppercorn but the rights bargained away only equal to a mustard seed, Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III approved the noncash settlement over the sole objection of a law professor.Chancery Hints Approvals of Noncash Class Accords Won't Be as Easy
In describing the benefits of a class action settlement in a shareholders' merger challenge as akin to the size of a peppercorn but the rights bargained away only equal to a mustard seed, Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III approved the noncash settlement over the sole objection of a law professor.Influence, Not Ownership Stake, Determines Controlling Stockholder
A stockholder who held 17.3 percent of a Chinese pork producer's outstanding stock can still be viewed as a controlling stockholder because he possessed "both latent and active control" over the company, the Delaware Court of Chancery has ruled.Parent Company Can Tortiously Interfere With Subsidiary's Contracts
A parent company can be liable for tortiously interfering with the performance of a wholly owned subsidiary, the Delaware Court of Chancery has ruled. As a result, the court ordered a real estate company and its subsidiary to jointly pay $6 million in damages to real estate developers after ruling the parent forced the subsidiary to breach its implied obligations.Trending Stories
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