The grandson of billionaire developer Sol Goldman doesn’t hold a member interest in his family’s real estate empire, bringing clarity in a feud between Goldman’s descendants over controlling interests in the property portfolio, a Delaware chancellor ruled Friday.
Vice Chancellor
Gurney-Goldman may only exercise member-level governance rights that his father possessed while alive. But only for the proper purposes of settling the estate or administering its affairs, Laster wrote.
Gurney-Goldman and his ...
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