By Ellen Bardash | November 10, 2020
The Justice of the Peace Court's online dispute resolution system is now mandatory for all parties with landlord-tenant disputes filed since July 1 and is expected to eventually open to litigants in debt cases and later all the approximately 35,000 civil cases filed with the court each year.
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By Scott Graham | November 5, 2020
Thursday's ruling means fewer pharmaceuticals may bring Hatch-Waxman Act lawsuits in the popular venues of Delaware and New Jersey.
By Scott Graham | November 5, 2020
Thursday's ruling means fewer pharmaceuticals may bring Hatch-Waxman Act lawsuits in the popular venues of Delaware and New Jersey.
By Charles Toutant | November 4, 2020
The former bankruptcy associate discusses what appears to be an awakening—and dissatisfaction with his work.
By Ellen Bardash | November 4, 2020
Kyle Evans Gay of Connolly Gallagher was one of four attorneys to win Delaware legislative elections Tuesday. All of them are Democrats.
By Dan Packel | November 2, 2020
Despite little client pressure for widespread discounting, a rise in COVID cases coupled with a possible turbulent election could mean more uncertainty during the critical upcoming collections cycle.
Delaware Business Court Insider | News
By Jacqueline Thomsen | November 1, 2020
As courts try to adjust amid COVID restrictions, lawyers open up about how they're handling the nation's first-ever virtual trials.
Delaware Business Court Insider | News
By Ellen Bardash | October 30, 2020
Seven cases consolidated into a class action against AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals L.P. and several other pharmaceutical companies were transferred into the District of Delaware on Oct. 29, largely on the grounds of saving time and money.
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By Ellen Bardash | October 29, 2020
Vice Chancellor Morgan Zurn's decision is the first to address exactly at what time of day the fifth business day ends and a plaintiff is allowed to file a complaint for failure to comply with a demand, as Section 220(c) doesn't provide those parameters.
By Ellen Bardash | October 29, 2020
Vice Chancellor Morgan Zurn's decision is the first to address exactly at what time of day the fifth business day ends and a plaintiff is allowed to file a complaint for failure to comply with a demand, as Section 220(c) doesn't provide those parameters.
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