In a pair of decisions from the Delaware Court of Chancery and the Delaware Supreme Court, Vice Chancellor Morgan T. Zurn and the Supreme Court en banc rejected a creative but ultimately unsuccessful attempt to circumvent the reasonableness requirement for restrictive covenants.

What struck me most about Vice Chancellor Zurn’s opinion is how it applies

Major Decisions and Legislative Reforms Shape Corporate Governance

If 2024 was the year Delaware’s corporate law establishment got nervous, 2025 was the year it fought back. And fought back hard.

For those of us who follow Delaware corporate law closely, the past year has been nothing short of remarkable. What began with hand-wringing over the