An investor was unable to convince a Delaware chancellor Monday that B. Riley Financial Inc. breached a fiduciary duty in its take-private acquisition of National Holdings Corp.
Richard Frank, an NHC stockholder, failed to allege BRF controlled National for the purposes of the merger in such a way that it owed any fiduciary duties to him or its other investors, Chancellor
Zurn dismissed Frank’s sole claim against BRF from the Delaware Court of Chancery, leaving a breach of fiduciary duties claim against National’s former CEO Michael Mullen. ...
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