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WHO’S REALLY IN CHARGE? INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS AND THE CLEANSING VOTE IN DELAWARE
By: Warren Sikolo I. Introduction – The Puzzle of Modern Corporate Control Picture a board of directors sweating over a conflicted merger. In front of them, fairness opinions, diligence reports, the works. But the real question in the room … how will the institutions (think of BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street) vote? In 2026,…
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Rutledge and the Delaware Corporate Exodus
By: Bryn Wunder Introduction The consequential decision of the Delaware Supreme Court in Rutledge v. Clearway Energy Group, LLC in March 2026upholds recent changes to the state’s corporate code resulting from the passing of Senate Bill 21 by the Delaware legislature, which, with its sweeping changes, restricts breach of fiduciary duty claims against directors, officers…
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Judicial Whack-a-Mole: The NCAA’s Eligibility Problem
By: Nick Johnston Intro “The national debate about amateurism in college sports is important. But our task as appellate judges is not to resolve it. Nor could we. Our task is simply to review the district court judgment through the appropriate lens of antitrust law.”[1] The Supreme Court’s landmark decision in NCAA v. Alston addressed…