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An ongoing first-of-its-kind Delaware trial testing corporate oversight claims underlines the limits of insurance policies meant to shield t
An ongoing first-of-its-kind Delaware trial testing corporate oversight claims underlines the limits of insurance policies meant to shield the personal assets of directors and officers sued for mishandling company operations. Insurance typically funds the cash settlements that have ended similar shareholder derivative actions in Delaware’s Chancery Court before trial. But Blue Bell Creameries hasn’t settled. Court records indicate Blue Bell’s senior leaders, facing claims tied to a fatal 2015 listeria outbreak, made an unusual move to seek defense coverage under insurance policies that apply to bodily injury or property damage. Learn more: bit.ly/423N0iw
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The Delaware Supreme Court is the next venue for a novel question that’s split the state’s elite business court—when corporate leaders are l
Speaking of corporate oversight claims: They've evolved since the Blue Bell ice cream listeria outbreak that's led to the first-ever "Caremark" trial. There's a slate of cases that push the boundaries of traditional oversight claims to include sexual misconduct and toxic workplaces. Read more about the concerns for corporate leaders at the link above^^
Blue Bell Creameries directors’ testimony in a corporate responsibility trial over a fatal listeria outbreak illustrates why these kinds of
I covered the first-ever trial in Delaware Chancery Court over "Caremark" corporate oversight claims, and here's the big takeaway: It remains not a good idea to let your executives and directors take the stand with bad explanations for an apparent lack of knowledge about important company policies and operations. Read more trial coverage at the link above!
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If anyone wants to know what radicalized me, it's the prices libraries have to pay for ebooks and audiobooks. There must be a better, more equitable way. I want my elected officials working on this yesterday.
This video from my current library system explains the problem and wait-lists pretty well. But I have to shout out my previous library system, Miami-Dade County in Florida, for having a seemingly huge digital library available. Wait times were weeks, not months. It can't just be a budget issue - free research topic, someone needs to figure out why Miami-Dade could figure out digital assets and a Chester County, Pennsylvania, library makes it sound insurmountable.
What makes the Delaware Court of Chancery unique
If you really can’t be bothered to read Charles Dickens’ Bleak House to understand why the Delaware Chancery Court is the way that it is, try watching this video instead! A new production from the Delaware judiciary explains the limited kinds of cases that come before this unique court (which, aside from its role as the premier corporate law venue, also played a significant role in US civil rights history).
Tucker the goldendoodle isn't the only one caught in a bad breakup in Delaware. A major player for shareholders in the corporate law arena had a messy split with a partner who took a bunch of colleagues with him to start a new law firm. That breakup comes amid uncertainty over whether the past year's overhaul of Delaware corporate laws will have a chilling effect on shareholder lawsuits.
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There’s never a good time for a law firm to see one of its most prominent partners leave and take several attorneys with him. But this is es
The country’s premier corporate law court, which routinely confronts the obduracy of controlling billionaires, is finding pet owners no less
Did I write more about animal law and the fight over Tucker the goldendoodle entirely because of a judge's footnote that included other pet names along with the case citations, and one of those dogs is named Mrs. Abigail Sparklepants? Yes, I did, because that is how journalism works! For more on Tucker's story, check out my interview with June Grasso for the Bloomberg Law podcast:
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Campaign Finance Caps & Who Gets the Dog? | Bloomberg Law
Over the last two weeks, in interviewing law professors and corporate attorneys about very important governance rulings, I’ve heard one question over and over: What’s happening to Tucker the goldendoodle???
Hear more about the dog ownership case that’s roiled the Delaware Chancery Court in my interview with June Grasso for the Bloomberg Law podcast!Â
One our favorite subjects in recent memory: is Santa's method of present delivery... legal?
This is a fun listen - all the legal implications of leaving out milk and cookies!
Delaware Chancery Court Orders Auction in Goldendoodle Fight
Important Delaware Chancery Court development: a private auction has been ordered for Tucker the goldendoodle
His owners got him while they were dating, but they split up in 2022, and they've been fighting over Tucker in court since then. Chancery Court is the fourth state court to be involved in this breakup. Will the Delaware Supreme Court be next?
Delaware recently changed its corporate laws to make them more favorable to companies being sued by their shareholders and the mega-firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz was deeply involved in that process.
Listen to the latest episode of Bloomberg Law's On the Merits podcast above (listen to the end for unnecessary shade at Wyoming!), and/or read my reporting below:
Big Law rallied behind contentious corporate law changes in Delaware this year, and one of the the country’s most profitable firms is now he
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The first trial of oversight liability claims against a public company may prove riskier for Delaware’s elite business court and its chief j
It was going to be Delaware Chancery Court's Super Bowl - a Caremark claims trial! These claims never get this far, the prospect of of exploring oversight liability was very exciting. The case didn't involve SB21 and the recent DExit drama, but the trial totally was about DExit in many ways.
Then, on the second day of trial, breaking news! A settlement that abruptly stopped the trial, releasing the judge from having to make a decision that potentially earns her more criticism for allegedly pushing companies out of Delaware.
The terms of the settlement weren't immediately disclosed, but for now, we're left wondering about what could have been in a real Caremark trial. Maybe next time, Chancery Court nerds.
Mark Zuckerberg’s settlement Thursday of a $7 billion shareholder case cut short the most promising test to date for one of corporate law’s
The billionaire litigants get all the attention, but the Chancery Court is also Delaware’s venue for guardianships, estates and wills, easem
I know there's a lot going on in Delaware, and the world, right now, but I really couldn't stop thinking about the Chancery Court opinion about the Clydesdale, and what it means in the context of (gestures broadly) everything else that's happening. A Christmas Eve hearing, a hit-and-run, charismatic megafauna, and a first-year attorney facing the same judge who's said "no" to Elon Musk multiple times--this case has it all: READ MORE
There is a horse running 3-1 in the Kentucky Derby named Journalism.
I, a journalist, wrote a story about a horse. (link above)
If you read my story about a horse, it's like you also have won the Kentucky Derby. If a horse race also reminds you to subscribe to your local news outlet of choice, then it's like you have won the Kentucky Derby by Secretariat-esque lengths. #journalismmath