The Delaware Supreme Court has declined to enforce a noncompete agreement against a company founder who joined a competitor. This ruling raises concerns about Delaware's status as a preferred incorporation destination, especially as it allows a plaintiff with only nine shares to challenge decisions made by the board and approved by shareholders. Critics argue that this could undermine the state's longstanding dominance in corporate law. The case follows other recent developments, including a Chancery Court decision that blocked Tesla's executive pay package for Elon Musk, suggesting a potential shift in the legal landscape for business operations in Delaware.