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...for large corporations thanks in part to a transparent corporate law regime, years of legal precedent and a community of lawyers....
...A hard-to-replicate combination of decades of legal precedent and an established legal community make the state attractive to corporations....
...Michela Tindera So Delaware’s court system is fast and effective. But that’s not the only reason corporations love it. It’s also because of how long it’s been in operation....
...Wilson Chu, a prominent Dallas-based M&A lawyer, has been an enthusiastic supporter of the new Texas court. “Delaware is not quaking in its boots yet. But may be in the future,” he said....
...Delaware-incorporated companies are valued at $34tn in aggregate, so Tesla is 1.7 per cent of that total....
...Nor did it file in Delaware, where most of its entities are incorporated....
...Lawyer fee awards have become a hot topic in courts in Delaware, where more than 300 S&P 500 companies are incorporated....
...The ruling came from a small court that oversees most large US public companies, thanks to so many of them being incorporated in the state....
...“The affairs of Delaware corporations, however, must be managed by Boards of Directors, not backroom deals,” said the lawsuit, saying non-Elliott shareholders never got the opportunity to approve the features...
...Recently, courts in Delaware, where most US companies are incorporated, have started to draw a line in the sand over bylaw changes, despite their record of deferring to companies’ discretion....
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...They are seeking to speed up proceedings as TMTG moves towards a stock market listing through a merger with blank-cheque company Digital World Acquisition Corporation....
...In 2021 it was incorporated into the Teesside freeport, the UK’s largest, receiving further tax break status in the aim of attracting investors....
...If you doubt this I urge you to read a law journal article by corporate governance luminary, Leo Strine, the former chief justice of the Delaware Supreme Court....
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...Levittown was a newly developed suburban community about 20 miles up the Delaware River from central Philadelphia. Everyone who lived there was white. William and Daisy were black....
...If it happens, Tesla will be five times bigger than all the Texas-incorporated Russell 3000 stocks put together, FTAlphaville’s Bryce Elder adds.)...
...Judge Colm Connolly in Delaware has yet to rule on the motion. Jankowicz is seeking damages in an amount to be determined at trial....
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