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3 Questions For A Delaware Litigator And Court Commentator (Part II)

Above The Law

This court commentator is a practicing attorneys, not a reporter. The post 3 Questions For A Delaware Litigator And Court Commentator (Part II) appeared first on Above the Law. He has a better idea of when a decision is significant and when it’s not.

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Delaware Judge Seeks to Expose Patent-Litigation Funders

The IP Law Blog

Do defendants and the court have the right to ask who is funding a particular patent litigation? Chief Judge Connolly in Delaware says they do, and in In re Nimitz, the Federal Circuit denied a request to stop the judge’s inquiry. The issue arose as a result of two standing orders issued by Judge Connolly.

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5 Tips for Paralegals Working with Multiple Attorneys

Paralegal Bootcamp

I began my paralegal career working for one attorney, in one specific area of law. I thought I was busy then, but nothing prepared me for the circus act of juggling multiple cases for multiple attorneys in different practice areas. In this blog post, I’ll share some helpful advice for paralegals who work for multiple attorneys.

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Delaware-based Morris James Elects 2 New Partners

Law 360

Delaware firm Morris James has elected an attorney in the firm's corporate and commercial litigation practice group and a civil litigation lawyer from a family with deep roots in the First State's legal community as its newest partners.

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Chancery's Carvana Suit Toss Shows Special Committee Value

Law 360

The Delaware Chancery Court’s recent dismissal of a stockholder complaint against Carvana illustrates how special litigation committees can be a powerful tool for boards to regain control after litigation alleging a breach of fiduciary duty, say attorneys at Morgan Lewis.

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Courts Are Mimicking Delaware's Approach To Ultra Vires Acts

Law 360

Recent state court decisions mirroring procedures employed by the Delaware Chancery Court to short-circuit the adjudication of disputes concerning ultra vires corporate acts are a welcome sign for parties who are required to litigate their corporate disputes outside of Delaware, say attorneys at Akerman.

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PacerPro’s Expansion into Delaware Has Particular Value for Pro Hac Vice Counsel

LawSites

The Delaware court system is recognized throughout the legal profession as a leading forum for the litigation of business and commercial disputes. Farnan told me the service has already proven to save staff time and resources at his firm, particularly in cases in which he is working with out-of-state counsel in a litigation matter. .

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