Benjamin Edwards
Nancy Rapoport
In the following guest post, Professors Benjamin Edwards and Nancy B. Rapoport, of Boyd School of Law, UNLV, present their views that a corporate law loophole in advancement and indemnification rules can force companies to pay
Artificial intelligence-related securities litigation continues to accelerate, with plaintiffs increasingly targeting not only alleged misstatements about AI products and capabilities, but also companies’ disclosures regarding their investments in AI and the impact of those investments on business operations. A couple
One of the most urgent current issues in the D&O insurance marketplace is the question of how artificial intelligence (AI) will impact the D&O liability and insurance landscape. In order to get a sense of the industry’s current thinking on
In recent years, the D&O Diary has followed the growing debate over whether companies should reincorporate outside Delaware, particularly in states such as Nevada and Texas. We have also followed Delaware’s efforts to address the trend through measures including the
Ben Dubin
In the following guest post, Ben Dubin, Managing Memberof VC Expert Services, LLC, examines Vice Chancellor Laster’s May 2026 opinion in the Zync v. Porsche case, a decision that highlights the legal and D&O insurance risks for investor-appointed
In its July 29, 2026, report on first half securities class action lawsuit filings (here), Cornerstone Research explained the increased levels of 1H26 securities suit filings as being due in significant part to “a surge in litigation involving
The wave of litigation involving private credit continues to expand. FS KKR Capital Corp. (“FSK”), one of the largest publicly traded business development companies (“BDCs”), is already defending a securities class action lawsuit (KKR SCA) alleging that it overstated asset
Many of us are still trying to get comfortable with the idea of autonomous vehicles. Turns out, we may soon need to get comfortable with the idea of autonomous companies.
A first-of-its-kind draft bill has been proposed to the Delaware
D&O Diary readers are aware of a growing trend over the past year: an increasing number of securities class actions arising from alleged market manipulation involving low-float public companies. These cases, ranging from pump-and-dump and spoofing schemes to stock promotion
