The law that controls any business organizations is a creature of state law, and disputes among owners in a business divorce involve the application of the law where the business was formed. More often than not that means the law of the state in which the dispute is being... read more
Is an intractable deadlock among the shareholders good grounds to force the sale of a large, successful corporation? That was the issue before the Delaware Supreme Court in a case in which the trial court’s decision to sell the business as a going concern – over the objection of... read more
The potential liability of a director for attorney’s fees is what determines whether recoverable litigation expenses are due under the indemnification provisions of Delaware law, the Chancery Court holds. The expenses at issue were incurred in litigation that wound its way through state and federal courts in Illinois for nearly... read more
One of the hardest things about being an effective negotiator is the ability to leave your ego at the door. We need to listen, not impress. Seasoned Negotiators, Effective Apologies As negotiation trainer Jim Camp warns, an effective negotiator learns how to let the other side be “ok,” even... read more
You just learned that an employee secretly formed and operated a competing business while employed by you. Is there a claim against the competing business or just the employee? Most likely there are viable claims against both. The fiduciary duties of the employee are likely to be imputed to the company he or she... read more
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