Civil Procedure,
Business Law
Jul. 10, 2025
Texas stakes its claim as new home for business courts
With companies increasingly eyeing Nevada and Texas over Delaware, Texas's new Business Court offers a timely, if still untested, alternative to the Court of Chancery's seasoned dominance.
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As you have probably heard, the Delaware Court of Chancery -- the
country's most prominent and influential court for resolving internal corporate
disputes -- has been under attack in recent months, following several
controversial decisions. Most notably, in Tornetta v. Musk, the court invalidated
Elon Musk's Tesla $55.8 billion compensation plan (310 A.3d 430, Del. Ch. 2024),
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