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This week, the Delaware Chancery Court clarified the "muddled" state of Delaware law on the anti-bootstrapping rule. That rule generally prevents plaintiffs from contemporaneously asserting fraud and...

Much has been made of the "professionalization" of college athletics, as universities are now able to directly contract with and pay their athletes. With such changes come questions as to whether...

Four of the proposed amendments to the Commercial Division Rules, which were discussed in an earlier blog post while the rules were under consideration by the Office of Administration..

On November 22, 2024, the Federal Circuit granted the United States' petition for panel rehearing en banc of its June 2024 decision in Percipient.ai, Inc. v. United States (litigation we have extensively discussed here, here, and here).

On July 14, 2014, the Chester County Court of Common Pleas awarded the Borough of West Chester (the "Borough") a Judgment in the amount of $1,719,235.27 against Wyeth Pharmaceuticals ("Wyeth").

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The "additional insured" provision is one of the most critical provisions in a contract, yet is usually an afterthought. Contract negotiations over scope, schedule, and budget can...

In today's world where circumstances can change at lightening speed, companies sometime feel compelled to act before their counsel can formalize or finalize a written contract.

The New York Court of Appeals recently clarified the standards required for a party to succeed on an unjust enrichment claim.

On August 13, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California denied the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's motion for a preliminary injunction seeking to halt enforcement of SB 253...

A magistrate judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas has issued a report and recommendation to the District Court concluding that the contract exclusion in a directors and officers liability policy barred coverage for a lawsuit alleging breach of contract.

Ropes & Gray – in conjunction with leading law firms across Europe – has published a new update of its monthly CSRD Transposition Tracker.

Waivers of consequential damages in contractual agreements have become commonplace, yet these clauses often result in significant unintended consequences.

Bass, Berry & Sims attorneys David Harper and Brian Sims examine the critical factors shaping industrial and manufacturing M&A activity in 2026, focusing on how market participants can successfully navigate evolving technology risks, tariff uncertainty, and changing financing dynamics. The analysis identifies three priority areas for dealmakers: artificial intelligence and automation diligence, tariff and customs exposure assessment, and financing flexibility considerations.

In Pontiac General Employees Retirement System v. Ballantine, et al., the Delaware Chancery Court refused to dismiss a claim against a lender for aiding and abetting a breach of fiduciary duty by the borrower's directors.

In the decision of Dengrong Zhou v. Long Deng and Mark Fang, C.A. No. 2021-0026-JRS (Del. Ch. Apr. 6, 2022) (Mem. Op.), the Delaware Court of Chancery found that a majority...

Executive Order 13950 on Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping went into effect on November 21, but the Federal Acquisition Regulations have not yet been updated to include the official contract clause.