Cutting off gas companies from $40 billion worth of natural gas reserves, the governors of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware moved Thursday to safeguard a channel that provides drinking water for millions.
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The Supreme Court was mostly unanimous Thursday in throwing out a challenge to Delaware’s system of keeping the state’s judicial seats split between the nation’s two major political parties.
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President-elect Joe Biden’s son Hunter said Wednesday his taxes are under investigation by federal prosecutors in Delaware, but details of the probe were not made available.
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Despite 27 years of Democratic governors appointing the state’s judges, Delaware courts have remained balanced thanks to a law requiring judicial seats to be split between the two major political parties, a lawyer for the state argued Monday before the Supreme Court.
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A Delaware judge has approved a $60 million settlement in a shareholder lawsuit challenging electric car maker Tesla Inc.’s $2 billion acquisition of solar-panel installer SolarCity in 2016.
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In a 150-page opinion Friday, a Delaware chancellor rapped state officials for skimping on public school funding by relying on property tax values that are more than 30 years old.
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Ruffling feathers in Delaware, a Superior Court judge upheld decisions by state environmental regulators to allow a poultry processing plant to spray treated wastewater on nearby farmland.
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Federal agents in Delaware have recovered a more than 500-year-old copy of a letter penned by Christopher Columbus that vanished from an Italian library decades ago.
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The Supreme Court agreed Friday to decide the constitutionality of Delaware’s system of making political party affiliation requirements when it hires new judges.
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The Delaware Chancery Court shot down an investor lawsuit alleging excessive compensation to non-employee directors of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical, finding that a pre-suit demand letter rejected by the board sunk the stockholder’s legal options.
Read moreThe Delaware Chancery Court shot down an investor’s attempt to take control of biometric security firm Hawk Systems Inc. amid “chaos” and allegations that the company’s former managers engaged in “rampant fraud.”
Read moreStriking for their double-green flash, the lightning bugs that call the Delaware Coast home are a little different from those seen in most other parts of the country.
Read more(CN) – The Delaware Chancery Court dismissed a class action in its entirety after shareholders failed to state a claim for breach of fiduciary duty in challenging an $18 billion merger between Tower Watson & Co. and Willis Group Holdings PLC because of a potential conflict in the compensation of Tower’s CEO.
Read moreThe Delaware Chancery Court threw out a motion brought by Goldman Sachs that sought to dismiss a shareholder lawsuit accusing the firm of grossly overpaying its directors.
Read moreInvestors who blame Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal on lax oversight from the top persuaded a judge Thursday to let them inspect the books.
Read moreAttorneys for the Hollywood production company co-founded by Harvey Weinstein told a bankruptcy judge Thursday that they are close to reaching settlements with women who’ve accused the disgraced film producer of career-long sexual misconduct.
Read moreIllegal Pete’s Inc., a restaurant chain that says it’s operated under that name in Colorado and Arizona for 23 years, brought a federal complaint against the Delaware State Division of Corporations for refusing to accept its registration as a Delaware LLC and saying the name’s “negative connotation” might hurt the state.
Read more(CN) – The Delaware Chancery Court denied a meat producing parent company’s motion to dismiss an action brought by a
Read moreStriking down a century-old Delaware law, the Third Circuit called it unconstitutional Tuesday to require that judicial candidates align themselves with certain political parties.
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