One of the most important concepts in civil litigation is “What is not in the acts, is not in the world.” In plain English, this means that courts rely on the record and admitted evidence to make decisions. If an...
Category: Corporate Litigation
Entire Fairness Review Explained
August 17, 2026
When you invest in a corporation, you place immense trust in the people running it. A corporate director holds a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the company and to protect your investment. However, a corporate...
If you are a stockholder watching a corporate board make decisions that clearly favor insiders and business leadership at the expense of the company, you may have grounds for legal action. By recognizing the early signs of...
Delaware law grants corporate leadership tremendous power to run the company as they see fit. The law also gives stockholders the ability to investigate the company’s internal books and records to hold leadership...
Direct vs. Derivative Lawsuits Explained: Which One Protects Your Rights as a Delaware Stockholder?
July 17, 2026
When corporate leadership breaches their legal duties to the company, stockholders have options to hold the wrongdoers accountable. There are two main types of Delaware stockholder litigation: direct and derivative lawsuits....
