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The Delaware Supreme Court has amended Rules 71 and 72 related to the assessment for an application for admission pro hac vice. Since 2002 the fee has been $300.

Borrowers alleged that defendants made misrepresentations concerning fees that were charged in connection with their loans.

PFAS litigation is expanding rapidly across federal and state courts, with new claims emerging and an increasingly diverse range of parties becoming involved. Updated data through the first quarter of 2026...

Lincoln Bandlow was featured in The Hollywood Reporter article, "Why the Defamation Verdict Against Rolling Stone Could Chill Media Apologies."

Attorney Taylor Dawson explores the fundamental legal principles governing adverse possession, examining how property rights can be acquired through continuous, open, and hostile occupation.

When purchasing property, understanding the full history of permits and remodels is crucial to avoiding costly surprises.

A Southern District of Florida judge recently declined to enter a default judgment against a defendant in a TCPA case, determining that the term 'residential telephone subscriber' under 227(c)(1) does not extend to cell phones. This decision has significant implications for how telecommunications consumer protection laws apply to mobile devices versus traditional landlines.

Justice Eileen Bransten of the Supreme Court of the State of New York dismissed all claims in a suit brought by investment vehicle Sealink Funding Ltd.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit stayed a July 5, 2022 order of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California vacating several Endangered Species Act ...

The Agency intends to initiate civil or criminal action against these individuals.

Formerly, when someone wanted a public document such as a court judgment or acknowledgment by a notary recognized in another country, it was necessary to go through a cumbersome process of authentication known as...

By Memorandum Opinion entered by The Honorable Richard G. Andrews in Robocast, Inc. v. Microsoft Corporation, Civil Action 10-1055-RGA (D.Del., February 21, 2014), the Court granted Defendant Microsoft Corporation’s Omnibus Motion for Summary Judgment in part and denied it in part.

Looking ahead, the future of jury trials in civil litigation appears to be an amalgamation of human judgment and AI-driven assistance.

Equal Justice Works Fellow Leo Flor is building enduring capacity in Washington state for complementary civil representation of criminal justice-involved veterans.

In the recent decision of Grosvenor Orlando Associates v. HCP Grosvenor Orlando LLC, Vice Chancellor Glasscock determined the parties’ cross-motions for judgment on the pleadings.

The Delaware Superior Court recently commenced a new web based initiative related to civil case management.

Now that you've likely had your fill of turkey sandwiches, turkey salad, turkey soup and the like, there is a new development on which to focus.

Duane Morris partner Benjamin Shatz addresses reader feedback and shares insights prompted by previous columns in his latest "Exceptionally Appealing" piece. The column explores various tidbits and responses from the legal community, offering practical perspectives on appellate practice and procedure. Readers will find valuable commentary drawn from real-world reactions to Shatz's earlier writings on appellate law.