The Delaware Supreme Court reversed the dismissal of a derivative suit for failure to make demand, finding that the complaint alleged particularized facts sufficient to create a reasonable doubt as to the disinterestedness and independence of a majority of directors, in Sandys v. Pincus, No. 157, 2016 (Del. Dec. 5, 2016).  In Sandys, the plaintiff alleged that some top managers and directors at Zynga, Inc. were given an exemption to Zynga’s rule preventing sales by insiders until three days after an earnings announcement.