Corporate
May 8, 2015
Fee-shifting bylaws a hurdle for shareholder-plaintiffs
A recent Delaware Supreme Court decision, in conjunction with California broad exceptions to the internal affairs doctrine, may change the landscape of shareholder litigation in California. By Serge V. Pavluk and Katie McKitterick
A recent Delaware Supreme Court decision, in conjunction with California broad exceptions
to the internal affairs doctrine, may change the legal landscape of shareholder litigation
in California.
In ATP Tour Inc. et al v. Deutscher Tennis Bund, 91 A.3d 554 (Del. 2014), the Delaware Supreme Court upheld a Delaware corporation's
ability ...
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