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Decided to bite the bullet and pay the outrageous $21.60 case search fee in Delaware (which the Supreme Court may have just ruled unconstitutional). Guess which company could really use a good lawyer right now with all of these subpoenas flying around? Here's a clue: $TSLA.
Here's the top of the Delaware Court of Chancery docket view. 
It continues. Also subpoenaed: Deutsche Bank. Merrill Lynch. Ernst & Young. Depositions planned for the entire board of directors.
It continues. (Every document in this list—that's every "[view]" link—costs $40.00.)
Maybe old news but don't remember seeing it: SpaceX was subpoenaed at the beginning of the year.
Also subpoenaed: Novogradac & Company LLP and Citi as well as Evercore Group LLC.
(Was any of this disclosed in the 10-K?)
(No. Here's the 10-K "disclosure" for those unwilling to go broke paying court fees.)
Wondering what a $40.00 court document could possibly look like? Here's one. That's $10.00 per page.
For those keeping track, that's exactly 100 times as expensive as PACER, which is thousands of times to infinitely more than the court's cost of transmitting a PDF. The justice system is a scam.
Here's the deposition lineup.
