Here’s a quick update, folks, on the Delaware front, regarding Delaware Governor John Carney. There are 1,000 TransPerfect employees requesting the relationship between Chancellor Andre Bouchard and law firm Skadden Arps be investigated. I have one question, what has taken so long?
It’s time for Governor John Carney to take a leadership role and clean up our shameful old boy’s club in Delaware. As I see it, folks, this case, and this court-ordered looting is a sham that hurts workers and hurts Delaware, and it has gone on long enough!!
Please read the article below, and let me know your thoughts.
By TransPerfect
On April 14, 2020
Wilmington, DE – Today, a letter co-signed by more than 1,000 TransPerfect Global, Inc. employees was sent to Delaware Governor John Carney, demanding an inquiry into the close, mutually-beneficial relationship between Delaware’s beleaguered Court of Chancery and the law firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP.
The letter comes following several recent motions filed by TransPerfect in the Delaware Court of Chancery alleging that the law firm of Skadden Arps has billed the translation services company for upwards of $14 million in undisclosed legal fees since being appointed the company’s custodian, causing significant financial harm to the company’s employees.
According to recent court documents, in the over two years since the TransPerfect sale process was complete, the company’s Chancery Court-Appointed custodian, Skadden Partner Robert Pincus, has continued to bill the company every month for undisclosed services, including his own $1,475 an hour fee. According to one recent motion by TransPerfect, Pincus’ responsibilities remain unclear, and any efforts to ascertain the substance of his work on behalf of TransPerfect have been met with silence. The Chancery Court has kept all invoices and description of services under seal – allegedly to protect the sale process, which ended over two years ago.
In their call to action for Delaware Governor John Carney, the employees wrote, the “actions of Robert Pincus and his Skadden partner, Jennifer Voss, have hurt TransPerfect. For the first time ever, this spring we will not receive raises. Even worse, many of us who work hourly have had our hours reduced or been furloughed entirely. We are asking for your office to open an inquiry to scrutinize both the cozy relationship between Chancellor Bouchard and his former firm, as well as the Chancery Courts complete lack of transparency and Skadden’s questionable billing practices. These actions and to end this Court-sanctioned looting of TransPerfect. It’s hurting us in irreparable ways. Enough is enough, we need you to step up and investigate this matter immediately.”
Said Chris Coffey, Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware’s Campaign Manager, “From day one of being appointed TransPerfect’s custodian, Robert Pincus and Skadden Arps have been taking advantage of the company and its thousands of employees by billing them millions of dollars without saying why or what for. These Skaddenomics are so shady, it’s become increasingly clear that Governor Carney needs to step in and scrutinize Chancellor Bouchard, who has been violating his own court’s rules and effectively funneling over $14 million dollars to friends at his old law firm. We’ve called on the Court to put an end to the secrecy, and we’ve called on the state legislature to advance the bill before them that would create a fairer and more transparent Chancery Court by requiring all custodian’s fees to be disclosed. Now we’re calling on the governor to open an inquiry. These thousand employees and our members deserve to have their voices heard. Enough is enough.”
My email inbox was awash with responses from my recent piece “Another Bizarre Ruling From Andre Bouchard’s Chancery Court” and I am so grateful for your feedback. I wanted to share some of your top pieces of feedback below.
It’s gratifying to know so many of you take the time to support my coverage of wrongdoings in Delaware and Andre Bouchard’s Chancery Court.
From Ken:
Bouchard is totally out of control.
The Delaware Judicial system is an incestuous quagmire run by corrupt people.
Keep up the great work.
From Kelly:
Terrible that we have to wonder about our Judges?!
From Maria:
Mr. Bennett, Thank you for the service you do for Delaware. We enjoy your articles.
Glad Seitz got the Supreme Court Justice job and not Bouchard! Hopefully, things will get better.
From Andrew:
It just keeps on happening. Bouchard has got to go!
From Barbara:
Time for change. Hopefully, the Republicans can regain power in the Legislature in 2020. Probably a pipe dream. Something is wrong with the system when there is a question about judicial integrity!
From Mike H.:
This is a truly a bizarre ruling! Bouchard is off the wall and should be off the Court!
From Paul:
Frankly, I think this cozy situation between the Skadden Arps law firm, the State Bar Association, members of the legislature, and the members of the Judiciary is a swamp that smells to high heaven. Whether intentional or not, this development has occurred over time and needs to be changed. Regardless, as long as the Democrats control Delaware, it won’t change!
Keep up the good work.
From David:
I wonder how these idiots can justify their existence? Hope you had a happy Thanksgiving!
From Matt:
Judson, These Judges must hate you. I must say, you have developed over the past 2 years quite a scenario. I was extremely skeptical about this TransPerfect situation. However, you have made a believer out of me. Bouchard has got to go. Pure Absurdity!
From John:
This is outrageous, it seems as if Bouchard is turning contract law and corporate law in Delaware into anarchy and confusion and then the Delaware Supreme Court upholds it? Delaware used to be the best of the 50, no more. Shame!
From Mike C.:
Great work Jud. You should get a Pulitzer for your work on this. What an amazing expose of a case that you have been covering for a long time. I don’t write very often, however, just wanted to give you some kudos.
From Carol:
Judson, Apparently, considering Bouchard’s rulings, it seems that a majority stockholder can act contrary to the rules and the go back and change the rules so he/she can justify their illegal actions? This is crazy, And the Supreme Court upheld it? I am appalled. You have made us aware of these innumerable improprieties by Andre Bouchard. He needs to be investigated! Thanks for providing us with this fascinating stuff.
Thank you all for your comments both by email and on Facebook. Keep ’em coming! Rest assured, I’ll keep you tuned into the latest injustice as it happens!
It should concern all of us that news of corruption in our once proud state of Delaware has again spread to the Spanish newspaper (see the translated story below)! We should all be embarrassed that Delaware has continuously attracted negative attention around the world. Read the shameful story below and let me know if you are as embarrassed as I am about this overseas coverage for Delaware.
Sincerely Yours,
JUDSON Bennett, Coastal Network
The TransPerfect case, one of the largest shareholder conflicts in the history of the United States, put more than 5,000 jobs worldwide at risk , 500 of them in the offices of Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona.
The case has revealed the corruption that exists in the judicial institutions of the US State of Delaware, the original headquarters of TransPerfect until it had to flee to Nevada in search of a more fair treatment.
In recent years there has been a detailed follow-up of the different tricks used by the Delaware State Chancellery , with Judge André Bouchard in the lead, to favor the “Old Boys” of Delaware. Practices that have made poor, opaque and manipulated management visible in favor of a powerful circle of people.
It is important to highlight the origin of the TransPerfect Case. This is the moment in which the judge decreed the forced sale of a private company with benefits, the more than 250 million dollars spent on lawyers and consultants at the request of Bouchard, the deliberate concealment of the files of the case once resolved or the unbundled bills paid to law firms related to the judge, which are still arriving five years later.
This battery of controversial actions has cost the State of Delaware a multitude of criticisms and complaints from different strata of American society. In recent years, Delaware has fallen from the first to the eleventh position in the ranking prepared by the United States Chamber of Commerce, which assesses the transparency and impartiality of states through surveys of businessmen, lawyers and citizens.
In addition to having suspended the valuation of the United States Public Integrity Center, the United States Department of Justice is investigating the judicial team that managed the company’s sale process for alleged discrimination during 2017, when the company was under its control. Also, an opinion poll published in recent months by the Slingshot Strategies agency has revealed widespread discontent on the part of the citizens of the State of Delaware with the management of the current government.
Given this situation of alleged corruption and clear government opacity, there are already thousands of voices that have spoken in favor of a more transparent government, judicial institutions that represent the population and not just the interests of a few.
Specifically, the Citizens for a Pro Business citizen association, which has championed the citizen struggle to return Delaware to the field of transparency and competitiveness, has activated a campaign in which through irony it focuses on the Court Supreme and especially in André Bouchard.
“If you bill millions as a business lawyer, you like spending thousands of dollars on fancy dinners and you like driving cars that cost five times more than the average Delaware citizen earns annually, it seems you are the perfect candidate to become a Judge of the Delaware Supreme Court, ”they say, and concludes the video with a resounding“ our Supreme Court should be representative of the people it serves ”
On the other hand, Shirley Shawe , a TransPerfect shareholder and one of the most critical voices with the management of Judge Bouchard, has also wanted to shed light on the situation and has funded a TV advertising campaign in the States of Iowa and New Hampshire with the objective of increasing the notoriety of the problem that plagues one of the most powerful judicial courts in the country.
The advertising piece presents US Senator Joe Biden and Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren in a 2005 parliamentary dispute. The piece, edited, and with a voiceover that highlights the message, presents the following dialogue:
“Are you suggesting that the Delaware Supreme Court is not a competent or transparent court? Right, Joe Biden! That is why it has been valued at position 48 of 50 by the Center for Public Integrity in fundamental areas such as transparency and accounting ”.
The piece also highlights some of the shortcomings of the Delaware Supreme Court such as having no cameras in courtrooms, not reporting the earnings of judges, not having traceability of administrative documents and not presenting restrictions on the incorporation of judges who come from from the private sector.
Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware support diversity on the state’s Supreme Court. Chancellor Andre Bouchard is out of touch with normal Delawareans, and should not be the next Chief Justice of the state’s highest court. Delaware deserves transparency, equity, and diversity in its court system. Join the movement at http://www.delawareforbusiness.org/join-our-efforts.
If Former Vice President Joe Biden Doesn’t Win, Delaware Democrats Can Point the Finger at One Person: Andre Bouchard I told you so, folks! You heard it here first. You can’t go around doing, what I clearly see, as stealing $250 million and not expect to be held accountable for it! Andre Bouchard has led his band of cronies, happily, as I see it, milking a very-profitable, not-at-all “dysfunctional” and, in fact, quite successful company for millions upon millions of dollars. Did they think no one was watching? Did they think no one would see this injustice happening over the past few years? You read it here first folks and now you’re reading about this story EVERYWHERE! CBS, Bloomberg News, U.K.’s Daily Mail (see below). This story is not only getting national headlines, it’s getting international headlines and it’s being talked about as the Democratic debates are about to heat back up and Delaware’s own Joe Biden and Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren are both part of this international story! You can’t have $250 million being siphoned off over the past few years from a very successful company without serious ramifications. While that money may have gone from TransPerfect to many lawyers associated with Andre Bouchard, and his comrades– Bob Pincus of Skadden Arps, Kevin Shannon of Potter Anderson, and Stephen Lamb of Paul Weiss — and now that missing money is now sparking a controversy the likes of which Delaware has never seen before! Folks, as I see it, we owe all of this negative attention and unflattering notoriety to Chancellor Andre Bouchard. What’s happening is Shirley Shawe, the 79-year-old shareholder at TransPerfect and mother of CEO Philip Shawe, is fighting the “Good Ole Boy’s Club” and taking on the role of an Anti-Chancery Court, Corruption activist. By doing so, she’s holding former Vice President and current 2020 Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden accountable for his blind support of Bouchard’s Chancery Court. This isn’t the first time she has taken on Chancery Court Corruption. Here are two examples of Shirley Shawe turning to the airwaves to fight Delaware Chancery Court corruption: I’ve been forewarning about this, pounding the table, and demanding action from the legislature for the last few years. In my opinion, Chancellor Bouchard is undermining our State’s reputation and is detrimental to our entire state economy. I applaud fellow senior-citizen Shirley Shawe for having the courage and grit to take on the establishment cronies. As always, your feedback is welcome!Republican businesswoman behind $500,000 Joe Biden attack ads explains she was furious he supported ‘corrupt’ Chancery Court that dissolved her business costing her millions
Political unknown Shirley Shawe paid for the TV ads in Iowa and New Hampshire to show next week Shawe shared with DailyMail.com the ad is to ‘raise public awareness to the serious issues plaguing America’s most powerful business court’ It is the largest third-party attack ad spend so far in the 2020 campaign The ad includes a 2005 exchange between then Senator Biden and Elizabeth Warren – at-the-time a Harvard professor – as they discussed bankruptcy reform But the ad dices up the dialogue between the two and suggests that they were speaking on the Chancery Court Transcripts from the hearing reveal that Biden had just misspoke and confused bankruptcy courts with the Chancery Court, a point he later clarifies Both Warren and Biden have called for the ad to be pulled from the air Shawe seems to be angry about a business dispute that impacted her son in 2015, more than ten years after the political exchange took placeBy MATTHEW WRIGHT FOR DAILYMAIL.COM and KEITH GRIFFITH FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 14:52 EDT, 29 August 2019 | UPDATED: 16:15 EDT, 29 August 2019 A Republican entrepreneur who released a perplexing ad decrying Joe Biden’s relationship with the Delaware Chancery Court has explained that she was angry at the presidential candidate for supporting the court that dissolved her business – costing her millions. Shirley Shawe told DailyMail.com that she released the misleading advert as a means to ‘raise public awareness to the serious issues plaguing America’s most powerful business court.’ ‘I was a personal victim of ageism, sexism, and corruption at the hands of Delaware Chancellor Andre Bouchard over the last five years; my constitutional rights were trampled and my private property was seized by a Delaware government body and put up for auction-and part of the justification for this was my age,’ she claimed in a statement to DailyMail.com. She added the behavior was ‘typical of the “Old Boy’s Club” that runs Delaware.’ ‘The Chancellor turned simple board deadlock into a 3 year occupation of the company I am part owner of, and caused over $250 million to be spent on the case, much of which directly benefited his social circle in Delaware. Bouchard was sworn in as Chancellor in 2014, five years after Biden ended his time as Senator of Delaware and almost a decade after the footage Shawe used in her advert. Shawe clarified that she sought to ‘encourage the candidates to drive reform’ with her ad that correctly identifies Delaware as getting an ‘F’ grade from the 2015 State Integrity Investigation that looks at ‘state government accountability and transparency.’ The ad includes a 2005 exchange between then Senator Biden and Elizabeth Warren – at-the-time a Harvard professor – as they discussed bankruptcy reform. ‘The Delaware court is too male, too white and anything but open,’ the ad’s narrator asserts in the advertisement. In the ad, Biden speaks on how the Chancery Court are open and calls it ‘outrageous’ to suggest otherwise. The clip then shows Warren ‘responding’ and seemingly pointing out how the Chancery Court impacts Delaware workers. But, the clip actually chops up Warren’s entire comment and fails to contextualize Biden’s comment – especially once he realizes that the conversation is about bankruptcy courts and not the Chancery Court. A transcript from the hearing shows that Biden realized his mistake and focused on Bankruptcy. Chancery was only ever mentioned in his initial comment. ‘Employees of companies like Enron literally cannot go to Delaware and hire local counsel, which the Delaware bankruptcy court requires of them before they can make an appearance, and that effectively cuts thousands of small employees, pensioners and local trade creditors out of the bankruptcy process,’ Warren said in the entirety of her quote. ‘If they can’t afford it, they are not there.’ Both Biden and Warren demanded the ad to be pulled, with the former Vice President declaring that the advert mischaracterized his remarks. Shawe shared that she was ‘disappointed’ by the politicians reaction but added that it was not ‘unexpected’ for Biden to respond in that way ‘given his home state court’s attempt to silence me and treat me as less than a person for years.’ She continued: ‘It is typical of the “Old Boy’s Club” that runs Delaware.’ ‘For Ms Warren, I suspect the Senator doesn’t yet fully understand how the Chancery Court harmed me and our 5000 workers worldwide. If she researches this case more deeply, I believe she will understand the facts and may have a different view.’ The Republican apparent endorsement of Warren – as seen on the ad – happens to just fall on that particular issue. Shawe said ‘who knows’ when commenting on who she would support for other issues and added that she and Warren agreed on this particular one. ‘The court needs to be brought up to 2019 and needs transparency,’ she stated. ‘I will keep fighting for that. This is just the first in a planned effort to drive awareness.’ Shawe’s grudge seems to stem from a costly legal battle that her son’s translation company, TransPerfect, fought in Delaware’s chancery court in 2015. ‘Two years after the case has ended, my company is still be billed outrageous sums per month by Skadden Arps, the Chancellor’s and the Chief Justice’s former employers,’ said the businesswoman. ‘We are required to pay these bills by court order, yet we are not allowed to see them, or even know what this work is for.’ She plans to run the television ad in early primary states Iowa and New Hampshire next week in what is the largest third-party attack ad spend so far in the 2020 presidential race. The ad eschews mainstream campaign issues and instead focus on the Chancery Court, a legal system which Shawe blames for a business dispute that hurt her son’s company. ‘The Delaware court is too male, too white and anything but open,’ the ad’s narrator intones. The 60-second ad shows Biden during a 2005 Senate hearing, in which he debated Elizabeth Warren, then a Harvard law professor. The ad accuses Biden of defending the Chancery Court as Warren attacks it. The transcript of the hearing shows that Warren was actually speaking about the bankruptcy courts, a separate forum of equity law, but Biden became briefly confused and referred to chancery court. Delaware’s Court of Chancery oversees business disputes, though not bankruptcy, which is a federal matter. The state’s chancery court has great influence due to the large number of companies that are incorporated in Delaware, which has business-friendly laws. Both Biden and Warren, who are among top contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination, have called for the ad to be pulled. ‘The ad misrepresents Vice President Biden’s position in this exchange from 2005 by manipulating footage to suggest he means one court when he means another,’ Biden campaign national press secretary Jamal Brown told CBS News in a statement. ‘It’s a clear reminder of the way that third-party money poisons our politics with false attack ads, and it has no place in this race,’ he continued. Warren also spoke out against the ad, even though it seems to cast her in a heroic light. ‘Elizabeth does not believe individual donors should have an outsized influence in this primary, and has consistently said that Super PACs or individuals with the means to finance ad campaigns on their own should stay out of the primary,’ her deputy communications director Chris Hayden said. Shawe’s grudge seems to stem from a costly legal battle that her son’s translation company, TransPerfect, fought in Delaware’s chancery court in 2015. In a landmark case, the head of the Delaware Chancery, Chancellor Andre Bouchard, ordered the dissolution of the company even though it was not in financial distress, but because its co-owners could not get along. The court-ordered decision to sell TransPerfect came in 2015 after a chancellor concluded the feuding CEO’s Philip Shawe and Elizabeth Elting were ‘hopelessly deadlocked’ over significant matters and business decisions. Shirley Shawe owned 1 percent of the company at the time of the forced sale, which resulted in her son Philip Shawe gaining ownership by bidding in the public auction. Shirley Shawe launched a crusade against the chancery courts, however, lobbying lawmakers to banned forced sales like the one of TransPerfect. ‘When a judge makes a precedent and makes a ruling to just sell a privately held company, then why would other people be motivated to start a company and why would they be motivated to incorporate in the state of Delaware? If someone is just going to take their private property?’ Shawe told WMDT-TV in 2017. Shawe has said through a spokesperson that she is a Republican and did not intend to boost Warren with her ad. She has vowed to run to run the TV ads in spite of the candidates’ protests, and has also reportedly ordered print newspaper ads on the subject.
WDEL radio host Rick Jansen speaks with Philip Shawe, the co-CEO of TransPerfect, on recent dangerous rulings by the Delaware Chancery Court. Also joining the conversation, is State Senator Colin Bonini (R-DE).
Chief Chancellor Excuses Potential Fraud and Could Force a Sale of a Viable Multi-million Dollar Company? Delaware’s rookie Chief Chancellor, Andre Bouchard, is casting a dark shadow over his 2-year run as the Chief Chancery Court Judge. This was evident in one of his most recent decisions where he ignored overwhelming evidence and a pattern of behavior that I wonder could border on the illegitimate? Instead, he chose to rule in favor of a single party (Elizabeth Elting) who happened to be represented by his buddy Kevin Shannon. This culminated in a decision that has the potential to ruin a company and destroy the jobs and careers of 4,000 hardworking employees worldwide, 2,300 of them in the United States, nearly 1,000 in the northeast, and set a chilling precedent that could destroy Delaware’s longstanding reputation as the capital of corporate America. Bouchard wasted no time in leaving his mark on the court with one of his first big cases, Elting v. Shawe C.A. No. 9700-B. It makes it clear that Bouchard is going to do things his way whether or not the law and evidence agrees with him. This decision is not so surprising considering Bouchard’s history of cronyism at the Register of Wills office in Sussex County. This case couldn’t help but remind me about the piece I wrote, on April 8, 2016, when I learned that one of the attorneys was Kevin Shannon from Potter, Anderson and Corroon. Mr. Shannon and Chancellor Bouchard have an illustrious history together, both working on the infamous case “In Re The Walt Disney Company Derivative Litigation” when Bouchard was a practicing attorney. In that case, a derivative action was brought on behalf of the shareholders disputing the $100 million payout Disney gave to Michael Ovitz after he was fired. Bouchard represented Disney and Mr. Shannon represented a fellow Board member Sanford Litvack. Mr. Shannon and Chancellor Bouchard as recently as March 16, 2016 were co-panelists together in New Orleans at a Tulane University law panel. Considering Chancellor Bouchard’s history, it comes as no shock that Mr. Shannon’s client not only won the case but as far as I can see, every motion as well. He even held a hearing to sanction Mr. Shawe for, in part, reading his partner’s emails that were open and available on the company server – stating that the company privacy rules did not apply to her. Could this have been done as a means to make Shawe pay Elting’s outrageous buyout demands? For the record, as a few publications reported this week, Shawe offered her $300 million this week and if she declines or refuses to make a counter offer, this should tell any reasonable person which party wants to come to a settlement and which one is playing games? While I have fervently criticized Chancellor Bouchard in the past, it seems he has truly gone off his mandate in this instance by ignoring evidence indicating the possibility of tampering, and intent to take down a company from within? Instead he has focused on intemperate emails between the two partners to dissolve a thriving and profitable company, while ignoring suspicious irregularities whereby there were, according to Phil Shawe’s defense team, serious breaches of fiduciary duty? Employee Campaign In case you haven’t seen the case, which I’ve written about twice in recent weeks, let me sum it up for you here: Bouchard’s Delaware Court of Chancery ordered the sale of a $500 million profitable translation business because one of the partners who has a very limited role at the company claimed there was a deadlock. The fact that the company has been and continues to make record profits makes this decision all the more disturbing because this has never happened before in the history of Delaware! After reading the various papers in the court file it is very obvious in my opinion that Ms. Elting seems to be manufacturing deadlock and using the court to gain a payout she could never get if she sold her shares on the open market. So why is this a concern for the people and the great state of Delaware? Chancellor Bouchard is sending a message to corporate America that if you are having any squabbles at a board meeting then by incorporating in Delaware you risk the court selling your company out from under the rightful owners. The decision was so outrageous that former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani chimed in and has been strongly critical of the decision. Giuliani said, “it is unAmerican for the court to break up a thriving successful company just because two directors are having some disagreements.” The last thing Delaware needs with all of its other economic problems is a mass exodus by corporate America. I applaud Giuliani’s efforts because someone needs to come to Delaware with a big broom and sweep out this mess. I said it before and I’ll say it again… the bottom line is that a very well politically connected lawyer who was appointed Chief Chancellor of the State of Delaware’s Chancery Court — even though he never served a single day on the bench, is in my opinion, making arbitrary decisions that seem to have no basis in law or fact. He apparently favors a single litigant (the plaintiff) whose attorney has a long-standing relationship with the Chancellor himself. This is indeed the appearance of an impropriety and most likely will be part of an appeal by Shawe’s legal team, if they so desire. From my perspective, I believe it is no coincidence that Chancellor Bouchard either got this totally wrong, or is making sure “his” people are taken care of. Nothing could be more compelling than the dissatisfaction of more than 600 employees of TransPerfect themselves who took out two full page ads in the Delaware News Journal expressing their opinion that there was no dysfunction at TransPerfect and that the Chancellor’s decision will inevitably result in the loss of many jobs, if not the total downfall of this extremely successful business. Chancellor Bouchard should know and care that people’s livelihoods are at stake and the corporate world is watching. This is his first big case, and it will not only define his career, but risks the future of Delaware as the state of choice for corporate America.
Open Letter to Chancellor Bouchard
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