Plaintiff who Alleged that Corporation “Illegally Committed” Patients to Mental-Health Facilities Can’t Cherry-Pick Documents

The Court found that the plaintiff in UHS had failed to distinguish the previous cases in which the Court had approved incorporation conditions.

Directors May Not Knowingly Allow a Corporation to Violate the Law

The Delaware Court of Chancery has found that corporate directors breach their duty of good faith if they knowingly allow their corporation to violate positive law, for profit or otherwise.

Another Good Reason Not to Oppose a Motion to Amend a Pleading in the Delaware Court of Chancery

For good reason, it is unusual for a party in litigation in the Delaware Court of Chancery to oppose a motion to amend a complaint or other pleading.