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Chancery Holds a Stockholder and Its Director-Designee May Have Liability for Blocking the Company’s Financings Although the Stockholder Had a Contractual Veto Right—Zync v.[...]

Articles | August 28, 2026

The Wall Street Lawyer's August installment republished a Fried Frank article coauthored by senior counsel Gail Weinstein and partners Philip Richter, Steven Epstein and Hannah J. Reiner discussing the Delaware Court of Chancery's decision in Zync v. Porsche.

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