Tulane Law School Professor Ann M. Lipton at Tulane Law School begins her forthcoming Inside Out or One State to Rule them All: New Challenges to the Internal Affairs Doctrine by quoting J. Travis Laster: Delaware should not be determining employment law for the country.
In a recently issued ruling, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster noted in the following lengthy footnote that choice of law can be an important issue with respect to a proxy, found that the choice of California law was facially valid.
A corporate director generally cannot obtain privileged corporate documents when that director has an improper purpose for obtaining the documents or is acting adversely to the company’s interests. A company may be able to shield its privileged communications from a director.