The Delaware Supreme Court’s recent decision in Maffei v. Palkon, (C.A. No. 2023-0449-JTL), brings new attention to the legal complexities surrounding corporate redomestication, or the practice of changing a company’s…
California law provides shareholders and members of limited liability companies (LLCs) with significant rights to inspect corporate and company records. These rights promote transparency, accountability, and the ability to make…
Arbitration can be an efficient way to resolve commercial disputes without the need for expensive litigation. The commercial litigation attorneys at Delahunty & Edelman, LLP represent clients in arbitration proceedings,…
Changing jobs is often not as easy as leaving one position and accepting another. Your old employer may have their own interests at play. They could have a legitimate interest…
When law enforcement shows up at your office with a search warrant, it is an extremely serious matter. They have already reached the point where they believe there is criminal…
Navigating issues and disputes with founders can be difficult at any stage of business, especially when someone suspects a founder of their company of wrongdoing. What is founder misconduct, and…
Few things command attention like federal offenses. Federal offenses are in a league of their own when compared to state-level charges, often reflecting alleged interstate crimes, cooperation between federal agencies,…
California is a heavily regulated state. There are over 200 agencies regulating everything from job licensure requirements and clean air standards to recycling requirements and political practices. A significant amount…
Discovery is a unique part of litigation that can often affect the outcome of the case. The courts can issue subpoenas requesting a demand for documents, depositions, or other types…
After a criminal arrest, the court must decide whether the defendant should be held in jail until the charges are resolved, which is generally referred to as being “detained,” or…