The Multi-Jurisdictional Stockholder Litigation Problem and the Forum Selection Solution

05.11.2011
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Rick Alexander and Daniel Matthews authored “The Multi-Jurisdictional Stockholder Litigation Problem and the Forum Selection Solution,” published in the May 11, 2011 issue (Vol. 26, No. 19) of BNA’s Corporate Counsel Weekly.

The article reviews the challenges Delaware corporations face when litigating stockholder lawsuits simultaneously in multiple jurisdictions and highlights the significant benefits of adopting a charter or bylaw provision naming Delaware the exclusive forum for litigating stockholder claims.

Published by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., in Washington, D.C., Corporate Counsel Weekly helps corporate lawyers stay alert to the full range of developments affecting corporate practice.

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Frederick H. Alexander, Daniel D. Matthews, “The Multi-Jurisdictional Stockholder Litigation Problem and the Forum Selection Solution,” Corporate Counsel Weekly, Bloomberg BNA (May 11, 2011)

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