A recent article from Law 360 [$$$] broke down the important considerations from the 2020 appraisal decisions of the Delaware Supreme Court and Delaware Court of Chancery. One of the takeaways from authors Lewis Lazarus and Bryan Townsend of Morris James LLP was statutory appraisal remains “an active area of litigation in Delaware,” notwithstanding legislation
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