Brehm v. Eisner
Supreme Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
VEASEY, Chief Justice:
In this appeal from the Court of Chancery, we agree with the holding of the Court of Chancery that the stockholder derivative Complaint1 was subject to dismissal for failure to set forth particularized facts creating a reasonable doubt that the director defendants were disinterested and independent or that their conduct was protected by the business judgment rule.2 Our affirmance, however, is in part based on a somewhat different analysis than that of the Court below or the parties. Accordingly, in the interests of justice, we reverse only to the extent of providing that…
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- Smith v. Van GorkomSupreme Court of Delaware · 1985
- Grobow v. PerotSupreme Court of Delaware · 1988
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