Credit: zabanski – stock.adobe.com Del. May See Litigation Flood if Jurisdiction Is Allowed in Pandemic Coverage Disputes, Insurer Warns Justices
"The consequences of the appellant's overreaching position are potentially severe given, as this court well knows, Delaware has more incorporations than any other U.S. state," Robinson+Cole's Jonathan Small said.
November 29, 2023 at 04:41 PM
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Insurance Litigation
In a uniquely Delawarean case, the state's Supreme Court heard argument Wednesday on when a company incorporated in Delaware is legally considered to be located there and when it's not.
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