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Court Of Chancery Reverses Director Resignation
Posted In Directors
Martin v. Med-Dev Corporation, C.A. 10525-VCP (October 27, 2015)
In this unusual case, the Court of Chancery has reinstated a director who was tricked into resigning. The opinion has a good discussion of how directors may resign and when their resignation is not effective.
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