The introduction of Senate Bill 21 has reignited a longstanding debate within the corporate bar, presenting significant implications for Delaware corporations and their stockholders. The proposed changes to Delaware’s corporate law have elicited varied reactions among legal professionals. While some litigators believe it would correct recent court decisions and prevent a potential “DExit,” others worry it could disrupt Delaware’s established judicial processes. As seen before, these discussions once again reflect a division between the plaintiffs bar, who generally oppose the changes, and the defense bar, who support them. Despite disagreement about the impact’s nature, the consensus is that the effects would be extensive, highlighting a critical moment for Delaware’s corporate jurisprudence.