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Supreme Court Rejects ‘Vote-Cast-First’ Rule; Upholds Lawful Authorisation Requirement for AGM Voting

Important judgment explaining trustee majority decisions, delegated powers, and corporate voting procedures.

Delaware Court of Chancery Examines Duties of Blockholder Directors

A recent decision from the Delaware Court of Chancery should be in the toolbox of all corporate and commercial litigators. In Guilbeau v. Footprint International Holdco, Inc., C.A....

Court of Chancery Invalidates Founder/Executive Chairman’s Unilateral Attempt to Remove the Only Other Members of the Co...

This article first appeared in a recent issue of the Delaware Business Court Insider, and is reproduced here with their kind permission. The Delaware Court of Chancery recently con...

Business judgment on trial: Indonesia’s corruption courts are getting it backwards

On June 3, Nicko Widjaja will submit his defence hearing (pledoi) to the Anti-Corruption Court in Jakarta. He is the founding chief executive of BRI Ventures, the venture capital a...

Guilbeau v. Footprint Int’l Holdco, Inc.- Lessons From a Chancery Court Cramdown Financing Decision and Insights Into DG...

Directors and Officers Insurance Policy Proceeds as Estate Assets in Bankruptcy

Directors and officers of corporations take great comfort in having corporate insurance to protect challenges to their decision-making or allegations of failing to act–but are thos...

Investor who Controlled Blockholder Director, Not Subject to Delaware Jurisdiction

The Delaware Court of Chancery recently analyzed whether the ultimate non-resident decisionmaker for a blockholder director was subject to personal jurisdiction in Delaware, based...

Texas Business Court Rules: Texas LLC Membership Interests Are Governed by The Company Agreement’s Terms

Chancery Bars Claim Based on Latches Regarding Price for Redemption of Units

In a mercifully concise decision, the Court of Chancery in Shaw v. MFP Holdings, LLC, C.A. No. 2025-0575-SKR (Del. Ch. April 4, 2026), addressed a claim that a company concealed up...

BC judge keeps $1.75M investment fraud lawsuit alive despite delay

The exemption looked airtight. The investor behind it didn't qualify.

Deadlock and Dissolution of LLCs Addressed by Delaware Court of Chancery

Vice Chancellor Laster’s recent opinion in In re Dynamk Fund Advisors LLC, No. 2026-0002-JTL, 2026 WL 1416650 (Del. Ch. May 20, 2026), offers several practical insights into the la...