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Regardless, unless discovery finds a smoking gun that the board acted in bad faith vis a vis the charter, which nothing public indicates, a judge would likely t
by himaraya 3y ago
Regardless, unless discovery finds a smoking gun that the board acted in bad faith vis a vis the charter, which nothing public indicates, a judge would likely tell investors to pound sand.
- jacquesm 3y agoAfter many lawsuits I've learned to not pre-empt what I think a judge will think of anything. It's actionable. Whether they will prevail (or whether the counterparty will fold) is up for grabs. Note this key quote by Nadella: "“As a partner, I think it does deserve you to be consulted on the big decisions.”" That's one way to look at what might be grounds for a suit. He could be wrong, but that won't stop them from suing to establish that fact and they have very little to lose.