Court of Chancery of Delaware· 2/28/2014
In re Orchard Enterprises, Inc.
Citations
- 88 A.3d 1
- 2014 Del. Ch. LEXIS 31
- 2014 WL 1007589
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- concluding that a “disclosure issue on which the plaintiffs received summary judgment provide[d] some evidence of unfairness”
- concluding that a “disclosure issue on which the plaintiffs received summary judgment provide[d] some evidence of unfairness”
- holding that genuine issue of material fact as to whether proxy statement's disclosures about negotiating committee chairman's relationship with controlling stockholder were inaccurate or misleading precluded summary judgment
- holding that investment banker knowingly participated in board’s breach of duty where “RBC created the unreasonable process and informational gaps that led to the Board’s breach of duty”
- explaining that a court may consider disgorgement of profits when measuring rescissory damages
- determining that, in a case against independent directors protected by a Section 102(b)(7
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