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....
As an investor in a Delaware corporation, you expect the board of directors to protect your financial interests and make sound business decisions. However, boards often violate their duties through gross negligence or...
The Delaware Court of Chancery’s Ruling
November 1, 2022
The Delaware Court of Chancery has issued a ruling finding in favor of Shlansky Law Group’s clients against Robert A. Maginn, Jr., former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Jenzabar, Inc. The Court found that Mr....
Komassa v. Gallagher, et al., Case 3:20-cv-10360-WGY
April 19, 2022
A federal court jury returned a unanimous, multimillion dollar verdict in favor of SLG’s client concerning an oral partnership. Colin Hagan, who was lead counsel in the case, credits this client victory to the SLG team’s...
