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Darrell D. Miller and Yesenia M. Gallegos were featured in the Los Angeles Business Journal article, Most Influential Minority Lawyers in Los Angeles.

William H. Maruca was featured in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review article, "Newsmaker: Bill Maruca."

Mark R. Ashton was featured in the Central Penn Business Journal, "Newsmakers."

Sandra A. Romaszewski authored the News Works article, "Remembering the Mentor and Community That Guided Me Toward Success."

Jeffrey T. Sultanik was featured in the Pocono Record article, "Stroudsburg School District Rehires Solicitor at Lower Hourly Rate."

Joshua Horn's blog post, "Why The SEC Does Not Want The Free Lunch," originally posted the firm's Securities Compliance Sentinel, was mentioned as one of the top postings for October 19, 2015.

Mark L. Silow was featured in The Legal Intelligencer article, "Weak Demand at Some Firms Makes for Uneven Fiscal 2015."

Franz K. Español was featured in the Billy Penn article, "Who's Next Law: 18 Young People Changing the Legal Community in Philly."

The General Assembly recently amended Article IV, Section 11, paragraph (8) of the Delaware Constitution of 1897 to expand the entities that may certify questions of law to the Supreme Court.

No doubt you have seen the headlines about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email woes.

Tara H. Popova was featured in the Las Vegas Weekly article "Bar Review, From the People that Know Best."

Jeffrey M. Pollock is featured in the Law360 article, "Cahill Can't Dodge Asbestos Victims' Spoliation Claims."

John J. Haggerty was featured in the Global Arbitration Review article, "CAS Panel Reduces Sharapova Ban."

In the wake of the tragic events that occured at the New Castle County Courthouse on February 11, 2013, the Judicial Branch has worked with security experts to review the current security measures in place at Delaware courthouses.

Brett L. Myers was featured in the Law360 article, "Criminal Act Finding May Shake Up Texas Plant Blast Suits."

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.

Robert S.Tintner was featured in the Legalnews.com article, "GPSOLO Honors Retired Judge and Four Lawyers with Difference Makers Awards."