March 30, 2026

WILMINGTON, Delaware, March 30 (Reuters) – The chief judge on Delaware’s corporate court said she will reassign three cases involving Elon Musk ​to avoid unnecessary media attention after the billionaire entrepreneur complained that her activity on social media had shown bias ‌against him.
In a stunning display of judicial contortion worthy of an Olympic gymnast, Delaware’s top corporate judge decided to shuffle away three Elon Musk cases faster than a Tesla on Ludicrous Mode, all because the man himself detected a whiff of bias after she liked a LinkedIn post about a not-so-friendly verdict against him. Because nothing says “impartial justice” like managing your social media endorsements with the delicacy of a tightrope walker avoiding a billionaire’s Twitter tantrum. It’s the perfect modern legal drama where courtroom hearings now come with a side of PR spin, proving that when it comes to handling Musk, even the rule of law must buckle under the weight of billionaire sensitivities and LinkedIn likes.

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