James Meyer v. Vladimir Fishel

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware refused discretionary interlocutory review of the Court of Chancery's order denying the Non-Committee Defendants' motion to dismiss. The Court concluded that the litigation would continue regardless of the appeal's outcome and that the potential benefits of review did not outweigh the inefficiency, disruption, delay, and probable costs. The Court therefore did not resolve whether voting for the challenged transactions satisfied the pleading requirement for a non-exculpated fiduciary-duty claim.