Vice Chancellor Kathaleen S. McCormick awarded $21 million in fees and $1 million in expenses to the ex-shareholders, saying the investors’ contingency arrangement with their attorneys didn’t negate a merger agreement clause requiring the losing party to cover the cost of post-deal litigation.
“There is nothing inherently unreasonable in enforcing a contractual fee-shifting arrangement to cover a contingent ...
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