Is this a better way to fire/invoke events without a null check in C#?

Question

Most code I have seen uses the following way to declare and invoke event firing:

public class MyExample
{
    public event Action MyEvent; // could be an event E         


        

Answer 1

The best tradeoff I've seen for simplifying event firing is the addition of an extension method. See Raising C# events with an extension method - is it bad?.