National Law Journal...s counsel, including DiBernardo, other Stroock lawyers and Wilmington's Potter Anderson & Corroon, respond to a request for comment, Potter Anderson...
Three cases provide examples of situations in which the courts considered an outside overseer
...a partner at Fulbright & Jaworski. POTTER ANDERSON & CORROON (Wilmington, Del.): Brad Davey joins the...
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Judges on the Delaware Court of Chancery are putting plaintiffs' attorney fee requests under the microscope in cases challenging corporate deals — and slashing requested fees when they find tha
Kenneth Dort joins Drinker Biddle & Reath's intellectual property practice group as partner in the Chicago office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
With specific provisions addressing case management and discovery issues, the new division will streamline the process for handling high-stakes case
...Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. Potter Anderson & Corroon (Wilmington, Del.) Stephen Kessler joins the firm's business...
A Delaware Court of Chancery judge issued a rare ruling this week ordering defendants in a nearly seven-year legal saga to pay their opponents' attorney fees and costs based on the defendants' prelit
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