[Liz]

FTA-——a company valued at $60 billion, said it could no longer rely on Delaware courts,
which allow for “meritless litigation” and “judicial interpretation
without a clear statutory bias,” Law.com reported.

[jagusafr]

Texas is the most business-friendly state in the Union. Easy incorporation, no annual registration fees, courts that uphold the corporate shield.

[PermaRag]

FWIW I recall that at least in the past, the big muckety-mucks at Simon Properties have been huge donors to leftists.

But I guess even hard-core leftists aren’t fans of rogue judges now — when things don’t go their way.

[Resolute Conservative]

Biden’s state, enough said.

[Hartlyboy]

It’s not only big companies that get weird rulings from Chancery Court but for smaller parties to appeal their rulings would bankrupt a normal citizen and has a minimal chance of success in the closed system of Delaware courts, IMHO.

[Bon of Babble]

Happening in California too - due to excessive taxation, regulation and a hostile business environment.

Ask Elon Musk:

[DiogenesLamp]

The nation's largest shopping mall owner said it's leaving Delaware as its state of incorporation, citing concerns of increasingly woke behavior by courts.

By not reigning in their *IDIOT*/corrupt/incompetent judges, they have f***ed around. Now they are finding out.

[Myrddin]

Simon just purchased our local indoor mall in the Pocatello/Chubbuck area. It is an indoor mall for a reason. We have very cold Winters and very hot Summers. Shoppers are drawn to the climate controlled indoor space to shop. Say farewell to that. Simon says the heating/cooling the indoor space is wasteful spending. They will demolish most of the mall at the end of May and rebuild into standalone buildings. All outdoor access to the buildings. A Target store will be added. Most of the local businesses don't have the money to rebuild and will simply go out of business. Only the big corporate stores will survive.

I suspect that shoppers will find the new arrangement less engaging while traversing between parking lot and storefronts. Wind, rain, snow and heat will make for very focused visits. Not much "shopping" in the prior sense.

[USS Alaska]

But major corporations have joined Musk in his warnings that the blue state is simply too woke for any company to domicile there.

Back in the late 70s, 80s and 90s Delaware was an excellent state to set up corporations and I had multiple corporations because of the ease of use.

In today's world, with all of the liberal judges making insane decisions, corporations of all sizes are fleeing to free states {FL, TX etc}.

Delaware is now famous for one thing...joe, sleeping on the beach.

[packrat35]

Most of Delaware’s budget comes from this. As more and more companies leave, they are going to be on hurt street.

[citizen]

Delaware is the Big Guy’s state. Don’t abandon him, y’all.