Neugebauer Asks: What Is the Fermi Board Afraid to Say Under Oath? As Company Dismisses Litigation Prior to Discovery

Fermi filed a notice of non-suit days after a Texas Business Court ordered it to produce documents and testimony explaining the rationale for its 70% supermajority bylaw. The company also moved to have its two leading law firms—Baker Botts and Paul Weiss—removed. The procedural retreat following the court order suggests growing legal/regulatory uncertainty around governance structure, but no financial figures were cited.

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Fermi filed a notice of non-suit days after a Texas Business Court ordered it to produce documents and testimony explaining the rationale for its 70% supermajority bylaw. The company also moved to have its two leading law firms—Baker Botts and Paul Weiss—removed. The procedural retreat following the court order suggests growing legal/regulatory uncertainty around governance structure, but no financial figures were cited.