In this episode, Akin litigation partners Scott Barnard and Stephanie Lindemuth cover two key Delaware decisions that impact how companies manage stockholder litigation. They discuss forum selection bylaws, advance notice rules and key takeaways for boards and litigators.

Akin litigation partners Scott Barnard and Stephanie Lindemuth return to analyze two significant developments in shareholder litigation. What does Texas's SB 29 mean for nominal shareholders seeking to bring derivative suits? And how does Delaware's SB 21 change the calculus for companies navigating sensitive transactions? They also examine recent rulings and explore what the courts may be signaling about the direction of the law.

In this episode, Akin litigation partners Scott Barnard and Stephanie Lindemuth discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping corporate decision making, from M&A valuation and diligence to board materials and courtroom evidence. Drawing on insights from the Tulane Corporate Law Institute, they highlight the risks of relying on AI-driven narratives, evolving views on privilege and discoverability, and why clear governance and oversight are becoming critical. Recent cases discussed at the conference illustrate how AI-generated materials are already influencing legal outcomes.