ISSN 0042-6229
Vol. 63, Issue 3, 2018October 01, 2018 EDT
If You Climb Into Bed With Your Business Partner, the Court Might Climb in, Too: The Delaware Supreme Court’s Cautionary Tale of Acrimonious Engagement and Corporate Deadlock in Shawe v. Elting
If You Climb Into Bed With Your Business Partner, the Court Might Climb in, Too: The Delaware Supreme Court’s Cautionary Tale of Acrimonious Engagement and Corporate Deadlock in Shawe v. Elting
Articles in Vol. 63, Issue 3, 2018
Vol. 63, Issue 3, 2018
- Reversal of Fortune: Moving Pharmaceuticals from over-the-Counter to Prescription Status?Lars Noah
- Employing AICharles A. Sullivan
- "Know Everything That Can Be Known About Everybody": The Birth of the Credit ReportJonathan Weinberg
- "Works for Me": What's Next for Pennsylvania Corporate Tax Liabilities After Nextel Communications of the Mid-Atlantic v. CommonwealthRiley Bauer
- If You Climb Into Bed With Your Business Partner, the Court Might Climb in, Too: The Delaware Supreme Court's Cautionary Tale of Acrimonious Engagement and Corporate Deadlock in Shawe v. EltingLauren G. DeBona
- You Got to Let Me Know; Should I Stay or Should I Go? Responding to Pennsylvania 's Adoption of the Public Servant Exception in Commonwealth v. LivingstoneZachary Kizitaf
Lauren G. DeBona, If You Climb Into Bed With Your Business Partner, the Court Might Climb in, Too: The Delaware Supreme Court’s Cautionary Tale of Acrimonious Engagement and Corporate Deadlock in Shawe v. Elting, 63 Villanova Law Review 501 (2018).