By Jack Capers
Which way are the winds of corporate governance blowing in Delaware? In favor of Delaware companies and their boards and management? Or in favor of plaintiffs' counsel and unhappy stockholders? Delaware is generally known as a company-friendly state for U.S. public companies and is the preferred place of incorporation for many public companies. Delaware also is the home of most important litigation concerning governance and stockhol...
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