The Delaware Governor signed legislation last night that makes big changes to Delaware corporate law. The new law amended the corporate statute to create a definition for “controlling shareholder” and “disinterested director” as well as adding new prerequisites before a shareholder can demand corporate records. As the editor of The National Law Review’s Delaware Corporate and Commercial Law Monitor, I have curated articles from around the country that I selected from among the hundreds that have been written about this topic in the last month or so, since the legislation was proposed, in addition to articles of my own. I’m sure that much more will be written about the new changes.