Issue of November 28th, 2007

High Court Upholds Ruling in Unusual Appraisal Case

Earlier this month the Delaware Supreme Court upheld a bench ruling by the Court of Chancery in an unusual appraisal case.    More


Superior Court Favors Plaintiff Again After Case Is Remanded

After the Delaware Supreme Court remanded a case to Superior Court to gather evidence on the intent of the parties to an ambiguous agreement, the lower court judge found little such evidence, and entered judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the second time earlier this month.    More


Law Firms See Upswing in University Patent Work

Law firms are reporting a steady increase in university patenting activity, while university statistics reveal spikes in legal spending to protect inventions developed on campus.    More

NEWS IN BRIEF:

• Panel Taking Comments on Reappointing Thynge
• Nolen Elected Chair of Lex Mundi
• Chancery Court Docket Going All-Electronic

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