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On May 6, 2015, the Delaware Supreme Court heard oral argument on two cases that presented the same question.

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Robins v. Spokeo, Inc., which addressed the question of whether a plaintiff has satisfied Article III's injury-in-fact standing requirement by alleging a statutory violation but no concrete injury.

Scott L. Vernick was quoted in the Business Insurance article, "Supreme Court Ruling Creates Burden To Prove Actual Injury," on June 5, 2016.

The Biomaterials Access Assurance Act was enacted in 1998 to protect biomaterial suppliers of implanted medical devices from the expenses of defending baseless civil suits.

This article addresses how German law determines the appropriate judicial dunning procedure for Judicial Payment Demands applications regarding claims made by the German offices of US law firms.

While the Delaware Court of Chancery has established itself as the preeminent forum for adjudicating corporate disputes, various other states have formed their own courts of equity over the past two decades.

The Honorable Joseph R. Slights, III was formally sworn in as the Court of Chancery's newest Vice Chancellor on March 28, 2016.

Thomas C. Gricks III authored the article "The Implications of Rule 26(g) on the Use of Technology-Assisted Review" that was published in the November 2013 edition (Volume 7, Issue 1) of The Federal Courts Law Review.

The Onion recently filed an amicus brief with the US Supreme Court, urging the Court to consider the outcome in the case of an Ohio man who faced criminal charges in relation to ...

In the article, Mr. Evans discusses a recent Third Circuit decision regarding early notice of appeal and a matter pending in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court regarding docket access.

Schnader partners Ronald J. Ventola II and Samuel W. Silver authored "The Value of First Impressions: Considering the Effect of Motions for Preliminary Injunctive Relief on Ultimate Results in IP Cases".

Elizabeth Hampton’s blog post, "What Judges Really Want Lawyers to Know," from the firm’s Garden State Gavel blog, was mentioned as one of the top 10 postings for February 20, 2015.

After canceling the trial and ordering a preliminary injunction, Judge Albright granted plaintiff Performance Chemical Company's (PCC) motion for "death penalty sanctions" against defendant...

This chart provides a quick reference regarding motions and objections that may be made immediately prior to, during, and immediately after trial to preserve issues for appellate review.

Our appellate team, including Thomas Ciarlone and Demetri Economou, proved triumphant at the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Daniel Harrington, writing for the American Bar Association Litigation Section, discusses the perils of practicing law...

GT Shareholder Ed Chansky joins Greg Nylen to explore the evolving landscape of credit card surcharges in the U.S. From state-level quirks and disclosure requirements...