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OpenAI hires Elon Musk foe Wachtell to fight lawsuit over company's mission - Vimarsana News

OpenAI hires Elon Musk foe Wachtell to fight lawsuit over company's mission

Lawyers at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and another team from Morrison & Foerster will represent OpenAI, its CEO Sam Altman and others on the lawsuit, according to a filing made public on Monday in San Francisco Superior Court.

OpenAI Hired Lawyer Who Beat Musk in Twitter Battle - Vimarsana News

OpenAI Hired Lawyer Who Beat Musk in Twitter Battle

OpenAI is bringing in some heavy hitters in its legal battle with Elon Musk — including one lawyer who helped force him to buy Twitter.

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Oracle, Ellison Try To End Investors' Systemic Racism Claims - Vimarsana News

Oracle, Ellison Try To End Investors' Systemic Racism Claims

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Oracle, Ellison Try To End Investors' Systemic Racism Claims Law360, San Francisco (April 8, 2021, 11:06 PM EDT) -- Oracle Corp., its billionaire co-founder Larry Ellison and members of its board of directors urged a California federal magistrate judge Thursday to toss shareholders' derivative suit alleging the software giant's leadership engaged in systemic racism, calling the shareholders' discrimination theory "just a made-up daisy chain" based on "pure conclusion." Morrison & Foerster LLP partner Jordan Eth, counsel for Ellison, Safra A. Catz, Leon Panetta and ...

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Dela. judge denies WeWork's unprecedented bid to toss board members' suit against Softbank - Vimarsana News

Dela. judge denies WeWork's unprecedented bid to toss board members' suit against Softbank

11 Min Read (Reuters) - Chancellor Andre Bouchard of Delaware Chancery Court ruled Monday that WeWork cannot voluntarily dismiss a lawsuit accusing Softbank and Vision Fund of breaching a multi-pronged agreement in which the defendants pledged to complete a $3 billion tender offer for WeWork shares in addition to providing financing to the struggling company. Bouchard’s ruling resolved an extraordinarily unusual dispute over corporate control. The lawsuit was filed on the company’s behalf last April, after Softbank ditched the tender offer, by a special committee comprised of the two WeWo...