Lewis v. Fuqua

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• noting that a non-independence finding should not be equated with a determination that an SLC member acted improperly
• finding that a special litigation committee “has not borne its burden of establishing a reasonable basis for” its conclusion
• finding that a single-member special litigation committee did not meet its burden where that member’s “past and present associations raise a question of fact as to his independence”
• noting party’s concession that 8 Del. C. § 144 did not apply because “the approval did not take place at a formal Board meeting or necessarily after full disclosure of all material facts”
• “If a single member committee is to be used, the member should, like Caesar’s wife, be above reproach.”
• “If a single member committee is to be used, the member should, like Caesar’s wife, be above reproach.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).