Court of Chancery of Delaware· 1/15/2010
Brinckerhoff v. Texas Eastern Products Pipeline Co.
Citations
- 986 A.2d 370
- 2010 Del. Ch. LEXIS 12
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- finding that a similar provision in a limited partnership agreement was “an ‘express standard’ that replaces default fiduciary rules”
- assessing strength of derivative claims for which standing was extinguished by merger when evaluating fairness of settlement
- approving payment of $100,000 to lead plaintiff who spent approximately 1,000 hours assisting with litigation
- awarding a $100,000 fee to the lead plaintiff out of his counsel’s award where the plaintiff “spent approximately 1,000 hours assisting on the litigation”
- “Perfection is an unattainable standard that Delaware law does not require, even in a transaction with a controller.”
- failure by special committee’s financial advisor to value derivative action “as a non-operating asset” weighed against finding that merger price was fair
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