By Jason Grant | December 13, 2021
Kohlmann in the past has served as a vice president of the city bar association for a year. In addition, she has been a chair of both the bar group's Women in the Legal Profession Committee and Committee on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, among other positions, according to the bar group's announcement.
By Michael A. Mora | December 13, 2021
"This is almost a legal problem created by a failure of technology," said business attorney, David Winker.
Delaware Business Court Insider
By Ross Todd | December 10, 2021
Kathleen Sullivan, Rollo Baker and William Adams persuaded the Delaware Supreme Court to uphold a trial court decision allowing client Mirae Asset to walk away from a $5.8 billion deal to buy luxury hotels based on the seller's breach of an "ordinary course" covenant.
By Ross Todd | December 10, 2021
Kathleen Sullivan, Rollo Baker and William Adams persuaded the Delaware Supreme Court to uphold a trial court decision allowing client Mirae Asset to walk away from a $5.8 billion deal to buy luxury hotels based on the seller's breach of an "ordinary course" covenant.
By Jason Grant | December 9, 2021
One of the effects of Commercial Division Rule 37: Remote Depositions, according to veteran commercial litigators, is that it will encourage what has already been happening in individual cases since the pandemic took grip: that parties to cases, whether in Commercial Division civil suits or in other civil actions, have been agreeing to and holding depositions via video platforms.
By Ellen Bardash | December 9, 2021
The ruling is the first Delaware Supreme Court decision that extensively addresses an ordinary course covenant in a terminated acquisition, rather than on a material adverse effect cause, and relies on the covenant as the basis for terminating an acquisition, according to Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan managing partner Michael Carlinsky.
National Law Journal | Profile
By Bruce Love | December 9, 2021
When arguing high-level, important constitutional questions, having skilled opposition that goes right to the heart of things is of the highest importance.
By Meghann M. Cuniff | December 2, 2021
Lawyers at Latham & Watkins say the integrity of and public confidence in the judiciary is at stake as they urge a federal appellate court to vacate a major ruling because of a judge's stock interests.
By Meghann M. Cuniff | December 1, 2021
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New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Barbara M. Goodstein | December 1, 2021
In this edition of her Secured Transactions column, Barbara M. Goodstein discusses a recent decision in which the judge held that simply calling a transaction a true sale does not make it so. Rather, in a detailed and heavily footnoted discussion, the judge ruled that a holistic set of factors should be considered in making that determination.
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