The "material" standard adopted by the court is consistent with more recent Delaware precedent governing fees in disclosure-only settlements, which requires that such disclosures be "plainly material." See In re Trulia, Inc. S'holder Litig., 129 A.3d 884, 898 (Del. Ch. 2016). In disclosure-only settlements, stockholders release their claims against the company in exchange for supplemental disclosures. In mootness proceedings, which Trulia identified as the preferred path for resolving disclosure claims, stockholders voluntarily dismiss their suit after the company makes supplemental disclosures but do not release defendants from later claims.