People want a verdict.

There is no verdict.

There is almost never a verdict, and I have come to think that the expectation of one is the single most misleading thing about how these stories get told.

Here is the actual disposition of every part of it, in the order it resolved.

The books-and-records action produced the minutes, and the minutes produced a stockholder derivative suit in the Court of Chancery against eleven directors and two officers.

It was litigated for nineteen months and it settled.