Delaware's corporate landscape is undergoing a transformation as prominent companies, including Tesla and Pershing Square Capital, initiate moves to reincorporate in states like Texas and Nevada. This trend, referred to as 'DExit,' has gained traction following recent decisions by Delaware's top court that have raised concerns among businesses about the state's legal environment. Elon Musk, currently engaged in a legal battle over his $56 billion compensation as Tesla CEO, is at the forefront of this shift, alongside other major players such as SpaceX, Neuralink, and Meta. The Delaware Supreme Court's rulings have prompted discussions about the state's ability to maintain its status as a leading corporate law venue, with calls for reforms to address the increasing litigation risks. Delaware's new secretary of state has indicated that the state is preparing responses to these developments, as it seeks to protect its $2 billion legal industry amidst fears of a corporate exodus.