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    12. Judge Nixes Nutrisystem Bylaw on Removing Board Directors

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      Judge Nixes Nutrisystem Bylaw on Removing Board Directors
      DOVER, Del. (AP) -- A Delaware judge has voided a bylaw amendment adopted by directors of weight-loss company Nutrisystem Inc. regarding removal of board members. Ruling in a lawsuit brought by a Nutrisystem shareholder who claimed company directors were trying to entrench themselves, the judge said Tuesday that the bylaw amendment violates Delawareapos;s General Corporation Law...
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    1. Companies should have the option to have fee shifting in their bylaws.
      In Investors, Companies to Fight Over Who Pays Litigation Fees
    2. I think there's still an open question what those fee-shifting bylaws should have.
      In Investors, Companies to Fight Over Who Pays Litigation Fees
    3. There is concern that there is some litigation that is unwarranted and wastes shareholder and company dollars. But fee-shifting bylaws might also deter meritorious litigation.
      In Investors, Companies to Fight Over Who Pays Litigation Fees