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The suit, first filed under seal last week, was brought on behalf of Central Laborers’ Pension Fund and Construction Industry Laborers Pension Fund in a Delaware court. government.”. SolarWinds was first made aware of the heightened risk for cyberattacks by both government and private cybersecurity experts as early as 2017.
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has agreed to resolve derivative claims in multiple stockholder suits in California federal court and Delaware's Court of Chancery by implementing corporate governance reforms and paying up to $2.15 Pop culture lifestyle brand Funko Inc. million to plaintiffs' attorneys, the company has announced.
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.” Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said Google has “prioritized profit over their users’ privacy” for years and warned that “companies will continue to compile large amounts of our personal data for marketing purposes with few controls” until government bodies introduce comprehensive privacy laws.
Barnes & Thornburg LLP has added a corporate and government services attorney who earlier in his career worked with Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP as a partner in its Wilmington, Delaware, office, the firm has announced.
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s grade for management and governance, pointing in part to CEO Elon Musk's dominant role, and the company's "uncommonly high" risk from lawsuits, including the Delaware Chancery Court's recent scuttling of his $56 billion pay plan.
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A Delaware vice chancellor on Monday cut $1.7 million from a $4 million fee sought by attorneys whose suit overturned corporate governance concessions that information technology company N-able Inc. granted to its lead investors, citing partial overlaps with an earlier, high-profile case.
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