TransPerfect Global Inc. lost its bitter battle to undo years of legal losses Wednesday, when Delaware’s top court rejected the company’s challenge to $3.2 million in fees and a series of rulings related to its former court-appointed custodian.
The state’s justices mostly upheld several decisions stemming from TransPerfect’s “seemingly endless” many-pronged attack on fees charged by the custodian—a former partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP—after the translation company’s court-ordered buyout by one of its founders.
Justice Gary F. Traynor, writing for the Delaware Supreme Court, said the fee award to custodian Robert Pincus was proper, his broad ...