Keywords

Delware Courts, U.S. Economy, Corporate Law, Business law, Litigation, Private Ordering, Uncertainty

Document Type

Law Review Article

Abstract

This essay, prepared for a symposium honoring Chief Justice Leo Strine, explores how institutional capacity limits the Delaware courts’ role in the U.S. economy. A decision theoretic approach is employed to delineate the boundaries of that role, with particular attention paid to recent arguments that Delaware's Caremark doctrine should be extended to ESG concerns. The essay views muscular expansion of Caremark to encompass stakeholder interests as misguided without significant investments in institutional capacity.

General Notes

Delaware's Frontier

Publisher

University of Pennyslvania

Publication Title

University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law

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