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Texas Business Court Grants Neugebauer's Motion for Expedited Discovery in Lawsuit filed by Fermi Seeking to Block Shareholder Accountability
Summary by Denton News Editorial Desk By Toby Neugebauer , as published by Denton Record-Chronicle
· June 26, 2026
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After losing in federal court, Fermi Board pivots to Texas Business Court who grants Toby Neugebauer's motion for expedited discovery pertaining to Fermi Board's Bylaw Amendment imposing a 70% supermajority voting requirement to expand the size of the Board
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What is this story about? After losing in federal court, Fermi Board pivots to Texas Business Court who grants Toby Neugebauer's motion for expedited discovery pertaining to Fermi Board's Bylaw Amendment imposing a 70% supermajority voting requirement to expand the size of the Board
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