A growing trend among major corporations such as Tesla, Meta, and Fidelity National Financial, Inc. is the consideration or execution of relocating their corporate incorporations from Delaware to Nevada. This shift is driven by a series of controversial court decisions in Delaware that have prompted companies to explore alternative jurisdictions perceived as more favorable for business. Nevada is emerging as a viable alternative, alongside Texas, with legal professionals actively advising clients on the evolving corporate law landscapes in these states. The Nevada legislature is also seeing efforts to amend legislation, such as AB 3, to navigate around recent judicial rulings. Delaware continues to update its corporate laws, particularly concerning fiduciary duties and stockholder agreements, as it responds to these challenges. The debate extends to broader legal reforms, including resistance to tort reform bills aimed at limiting nuclear verdicts. State officials, including Delaware Governor Matt Meyer, are engaged in efforts to address the corporate exodus and maintain Delaware's status as a premier incorporation destination.