In recent months, a conversation has emerged as to whether Delaware should remain the favored state of incorporation for business entities. Indeed, many of our clients have asked us.
A proposed class of more than 100 people who allege they were sexually abused as children within a Roman Catholic diocese in Connecticut are seeking approval of a settlement by which the diocese's former Chapter 11 noticing firm would pay $50,000 per class member for having publicly disclosed their names.
Grant & Eisenhofer PA, Block & Leviton LLP and Labaton Sucharow LLP will lead a consolidated suit in Delaware Chancery Court on behalf of stockholders who accuse current and former TuSimple Holdings Inc. directors of damaging the self-driving truck company by handing over secrets to a Chinese rival.
A Delaware federal judge is demanding a patent business owner appear in court next week amid an ongoing probe into potential fraud, saying his staff's online research shows that travel to the First State will not cause "a substantial financial hardship."
Delaware's Supreme Court has affirmed a lower court ruling that the University of Delaware didn't violate state public records law by denying two conservative organizations access to a trove of senatorial records donated to the school by President Joe Biden.