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Porsche’s Venture Arm Allegedly Killed an Automotive Startup: A Lesson for Companies Accepting Corporate Venture Capital
Porsche’s venture arm invested in a startup automotive company with the optionality to kill it. And Porsche allegedly did. In Zync, Inc. v. Porsche Investments Management, S.A., et al., decided on May 29, 2026, Vice Chancellor Laster rejected Porsche’s bid to dismiss the case against it as a matter of law.
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Fogel & Potamianos LLP Honored with Ranking in Chambers Spotlight California 2026 Guide
LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / May 20, 2026 / Fogel & Potamianos LLP is proud to announce its recognition in Chambers and Partners’ prestigious Chambers Spotlight California 2026 guide as a leading law firm in corporate law-marking the firm’s second consecutive year receiving this distinction.
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The Hidden M&A Legal Distinction Every Seller Should Know: ‘Material’ vs. ‘All Material Respects’
In the late-night negotiations where redlines are passed back and forth on representations and warranties in definitive M&A agreements, investment bankers and advisors alike might glaze over the materiality qualifier in all material respects. They should not…
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Employment Agreements and Carried Interest for Fund Principals: The Dangers of Inconsistency
In Fairstead Capital Management LLC and FCM Affordable LLC v. William Blodget, Vice Chancellor Laster ruled on May 14, 2026 that Fairfield, one of the nation’s largest multi-family…










