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Under New Management: Edwards Wildman Announces Leadership Change
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Great Recession Leaves Its Mark on Del. Legal Market
A recent survey of law firms found that more than 75 percent believe that pricing pressure, alternative fee arrangements and efficiency measures will remain part of the legal business even after the Great Recession has faded to a painful memory.Delaware Hosts National High School Mock Trial Event
Delaware lived up to its reputation when it hosted the 25th Annual National High School Mock Trial Championship earlier this month at the New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington.Firm's Claims Against Former Partner Not All Subject to Arbitration
Defense firm Margolis Edelstein is currently involved in litigation with a former partner in its Wilmington office over allegations that the former partner breached his fiduciary duties to the firm.Chancery Court Rejects Application of New York Law in Dell Contract Dispute
In what is apparently a case of first impression, the Delaware Court of Chancery has rejected a motion to apply New York Civil Practice Law and Rule 3219 as substantive law in a contract dispute between a subsidiary of Dell and a company that offers licensing for software patents. The court denied the request by defendant Dell, ruling that Rule 3219 is procedural and not substantive, and only the laws of the forum state can be applied to procedural issues under Delaware law.ABA Panel's Verdict: Web Presence a Must
A panel of attorneys at the ABA's Law Firm Marketing Strategies Conference in Philadelphia did not tiptoe around their overall message: Small and midsize law firms in 2009 need to market themselves on the Internet -- and the ones that don't are behind and risk losing credibility.The Bankruptcy Files: Blank Rome to Counsel Midway Games, Charter To File Soon
In The Am Law Daily's adolescent years, we idled away many an hour enjoying the calculated acts of gratuitous violence in the video game Mortal Kombat.Third Circuit Remands Tennis Association's Request for Attorney Fees Back to Federal Court
The men's professional tennis association, ATP Tour Inc., faces another hurdle in its quest to recoup the $17.5 million in attorney fees it spent to prevail in a federal antitrust lawsuit filed against the association by its member federations. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has remanded ATP's request back to the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware to determine the validity of an association bylaw that requires tour members to reimburse the association in any litigation in which the members do not prevail.Trending Stories
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