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Y'all Street Law Podcast
Chuck Kraus and Brian Elliott
DExit at the Two Year Mark: Domicile, Venue, and the SpaceX Question
SEP 23, 202637 MIN
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Description
The corporate domicile landscape is changing, with more companies looking beyond Delaware to Texas and Nevada. Scale LLP attorneys Chuck Kraus, Brian Elliott, and Nick Burns examine the state of “DExit,” the legal differences driving reincorporation decisions, and what boards should consider when choosing where and how to incorporate.
Highlights:
The Latest Trends in Corporate Reincorporation
How Texas, Delaware, and Nevada Differ
Mandatory Arbitration and Jury Trial Waivers
Derivative Standing and Shareholder Rights
Exclusive Forum Provisions and the Texas Business Court
SpaceX and the Changing Corporate Domicile Landscape
Practical Considerations for Boards Weighing a Move
Whether you’re advising a public or private company, this conversation offers practical considerations for evaluating corporate domicile, governance provisions, and the litigation risks that come with them.
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