03Jun
Delaware Supreme Court Holds Indirect Equity Holders Not Bound by ROFR
In Borealis Power Holdings Inc. v. Hunt Strategic Utility Investment, L.L.C., the Delaware Supreme Court reversed the Court of Chancery and held the ROFR in an investor rights agreement was not applicable to an indirect equity holder....
By:
Stinson - Corporate & Securities Law Blog
Related
Maine has joined the trend of other New England states, including Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and ...
Read More >
Alabama passed the Clarke-Figures Equal Pay Act which will go into effect in August, making Alabama ...
Read More >
Seyfarth Synopsis: Earlier this year, in New Prime, the Supreme Court decisively held that the Feder...
Read More >
Following the wider outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) around the world, radical—and sometimes ...
Read More >
Summer is winding down but the NLRB continues to be a source of vigorous activity. The Board recentl...
Read More >
In its decision, the Court concluded that UnitedHealth Group, Inc. (“United”) was not authorized t...
Read More >