Delaware's top court upheld a legal framework requiring heightened scrutiny of insider transactions, rejecting Barry Diller's attempt to streamline M&A dealmaking. The court also revived a case challenging Diller's spinoff. The Delaware Supreme Court emphasized committee independence in a Match Group decision and undid a Chancery Court dismissal of a challenge to reverse-spinoff from IAC Interactive. A vice chancellor approved an agreement for Digital World Acquisition Corp. to pay legal costs for its former CEO. The court reiterated its intent to protect minority investors in transactions between companies and their controlling stockholders. Additionally, the court agreed to review a ruling in a dispute over a $236 million settlement involving ex-Xerox unit, with potential challenges due to carrier counsel's conduct. The Delaware Court of Chancery dismissed a $1 billion suit against Carvana following agreement with SLC.