DExit Averted? Corporate (Re-)Domestication After SB 21

Authors

Heyman Center on Corporate GovernanceFollow
Gustavo Bruckner, Pomerantz
Edward Rock, NYU Law
Eric Talley, Columbia University
Christopher Kupka, Fields Kupka & Shukurov
Philip Richter, Fried Frank

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Event Date

11-11-2025

Description

Please join us for a panel discussion on the long-term impacts of Delaware Senate Bill 21 on corporate (re-)domestication.

Corporate lawyers know Delaware as the home of most of America’s corporations, due to its relatively favorable laws, competent courts, and robust precedent. In recent years, other states have shown ambitions to compete with Delaware as new havens for corporate existence. In response, Delaware Senate Bill 21 has aimed to fend off challenges, address disadvantages of Delaware’s established system, and reassert Delaware’s dominance. In a panel discussion with prominent attorneys and scholars of corporate governance, we will explore the long-term impact of SB21 on this dynamic.

Moderator: Gustavo Bruckner (Pomerantz) Panelists: Edward Rock (NYU); Eric Talley (Columbia); Christopher Kupka (Fields Kupka & Shukurov); Phil Richter (Fried Frank)

Disciplines

Law | Legal Education

Recommended Citation

Heyman Center on Corporate Governance; Bruckner, Gustavo; Rock, Edward; Talley, Eric; Kupka, Christopher; and Richter, Philip, "DExit Averted? Corporate (Re-)Domestication After SB 21" (2025). Event Invitations 2025. 31.
https://larc.cardozo.yu.edu/event-invitations-2025/31