Leveraging almost 15 years of litigation, trial and counseling experience, Oderah C. Nwaeze helps clients navigate and resolve complex corporate and commercial disputes. He regularly represents public and private entities, stockholders, officers and directors in matters concerning stockholder rights; actions arising under Delaware General Corporation Law and Delaware common law; lawsuits stemming from mergers, acquisitions and other corporate transactions; business divorces; and breach-of-contract matters. Oderah has experience with “books-and-records” demands and litigation, actions to compel an annual meeting, stockholder appraisal litigation, derivative lawsuits, disputes regarding board composition and judicial dissolution.
A core aspect of Oderah’s practice is his zealous advocacy in the courtroom. He has litigated and tried to verdict cases involving product liability, board composition, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, restrictive covenants and post-M&A issues.
Oderah also handles corporate governance and M&A disputes in other jurisdictions — many of which look to Delaware law as a guide — and he represents trustees of Delaware trusts in litigation before various state and federal courts. Oderah regularly counsels financial institutions in consumer-related litigation, a part of his practice that was influenced and informed by his time seconded with TD Bank, N.A. He also has experience representing clients in state and federal class actions.
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