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Four Apply to Succeed Berger on State Supreme Court
Four candidates have applied to succeed retiring Justice Carolyn Berger on the Delaware Supreme Court, according to sources familiar with the process.Featured in Women Leaders in the Law
Featured Firms Frommer Lawrence & Haug LLP Phillips Lerner Danica Little Law, PLLC Kundra & Associates, P.C. Scheduling & Communications…Del. Presbyterian Church, National Governing Body Reach Settlement
The White Clay Creek Presbyterian Church and the ministry overseeing the Presbyterian faith throughout the United States have reached a settlement in their dispute over the congregation's planned departure from the national body, according to an attorney involved in the case.Young Conaway Partner Presents ALI Seminar
Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor partner Norman Powell joined Jonathan Arkins of Kaye Scholer in a 60-minute webinar CLE sponsored by the American Law Institute on July 1.Tortious Act Needed for Bishop's Trademark Claim to Stand
A Sudanese bishop's trademark infringement lawsuit against the directors of a charity he founded cannot proceed because the plaintiff offered no proof that it was individual directors and not the charity's corporate body that allegedly used his image without authorization, the Delaware Court of Chancery has ruled.Young Conaway Attorney Elected as ABA Representative
Norman M. Powell of Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor was elected as the American Bar Association's representative to the Uniform Commercial Code permanent editorial board.Corporate Lawyer Kittila Declares Run for AG on Republican Ticket
Corporate attorney Ted A. Kittila last week filed paperwork to run as the Republican candidate for attorney general, he told Delaware Law Weekly.Defamation Suit Filed by George Zimmerman Dismissed
A Florida judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by George Zimmerman against NBC and three reporters, saying he failed to show the network acted with malice.Chancery Slashes Requested Attorney Fee for Computer Misuse Claim
The Delaware Court of Chancery interpreted for the first time how attorney fees should be calculated in a civil case alleging violations of Delaware's Misuse of Computer System Information Act.Corporate Benefit Doctrine Cannot Confer Attorney Fees Outside Litigation
A "volunteer" shareholder, or one acting on his or her own interest and not the corporation's behalf, who hires an attorney to inform a board about a way to improve business, but does not file a lawsuit, is not entitled to attorney fees under the corporate benefit doctrine, the Delaware Court of Chancery has ruled.Trending Stories
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