The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
Using a public court to resolve disputes? Confidentiality may be harder to obtain, at least in Delaware Chancery cases. A first of its kind ruling on new Rule 5.1 is out, and on its way up to the Delaware Supreme Court. The chancery court ruling refused most of the parties’ requests for secrecy. The story is told in a new post on the Delaware Business Litigation Report.
As if to highlight my point about strategic lawsuits taking on more importance, this week ended with another voting machine company filing a defamation suit against numerous defendants who were part o
As noted on Monday, it seems there are more and more strategic defamation suits against media in the US. Perhaps the trend includes the UK? One can wonder based on this new article regarding Prince Ha
It seems 2021 is going to be quite the year for strategic, defamation lawsuits against proven liars. The articles by lawyers are flowing. With a hat tip to Steve Hedley for his January 31 post, note t