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ARTICLE · 19 JUNE 2015

Delaware Supreme Court Amends Internal Operating Procedures

The Delaware Supreme Court maintains Internal Operating Procedures to describe how it operates and how it typically processes cases.

United StatesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The Delaware Supreme Court maintains Internal Operating Procedures to describe how it operates and how it typically processes cases.  Those Procedures have been amended and updated effective today.  The Court described the updated Procedures as follows:

The updated procedures are largely consistent with the existing procedures, but have been streamlined and updated: (i) to eliminate provisions that simply repeated sections of the Court's Rules; (ii) to address how the Court has operated in the past decade when technology has increased the easier flow of information; (iii) to create more flexibility in internal communications, deliberations, and preparation for oral arguments, while retaining the important ethos that all key decision-making communications include everyone involved in the entire panel assigned to case; and (iv) to eliminate outdated provisions that no longer reflect how the Court has operated in the past decade.

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