Chancery Rules Stockholder, through its Board Designee, May Have Conspired with Company Fiduciaries to Commit Fraud—Diem v. Maisonette
The Delaware Court of Chancery rejected dismissal of claims that plaintiffs were fraudulently induced to invest in Maisonette Inc.
In Diem-II, LLC and Diem-III, LLC v. Maisonette (Mar. 4, 2026), the Delaware Court of Chancery, at the pleading stage of litigation, rejected dismissal of the plaintiffs’ claims that they had been fraudulently induced to invest in the Series C and D financing rounds of Maisonette Inc. (the “Company”).... By: Fried Frank