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On February 25, the Supreme Court unanimously decided Walden v. Fiore, a case with significant implications for Delaware’s officer and director consent statute, § 3114. I recently argued that § 3114 is unconstitutional, especially in light of the Court’s …
In an article to be published this Spring in the DePaul Law Review, I argue that Delaware’s position as the center of corporate litigation has been rooted in two unique but unconstitutional approaches to personal jurisdiction over fiduciaries. Until Delaware …
In an article just published in the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law, I argue that Delaware’s implied-consent-to-jurisdiction statute is unconstitutional. That statute, Section 3114, is routinely invoked to assert personal jurisdiction over virtually every nonresident director and officer defendant in …