About This Blog
Summaries and analysis of recent Delaware court decisions concerning business-related litigation.
Subscribe to Blog
JDSupra RSS
Join us on LinkedIn
Follow us on TwitterTopics
Top Posts
- Chancery Finds Plaintiff Failed To State A Non-Exculpated Claim Against Special Committee Defendants In Complaint Challenging A Merger
- Chancery Finds Stockholder Conferred a Substantial Corporate Benefit by Challenging the Joint Vote of Two Classes of Common Stock under Section 242(b)(2) of the DGCL
- Court of Chancery Awards Plaintiffs Attorneys’ Fees and Costs in Section 225 Action for Obtaining a Substantial Benefit for the Corporation and its Stockholders
Top News
Archives
Morris James Blogs
Former Director Loses Right To Inspect
Posted In Books and Records
King v DAG SPE Managing Member Inc., C.A. 7770-VCP (December 23, 2012)
This decision holds that after a director ceases to be a director, he loses any statutory or other right as a director to inspect a corporation's books and records.
Tags: Books and Records
Share
awards
US News Best Law Firms
JD Supra Readers Choice Award
Delaware Today Top Lawyers
Super Lawyers