The Court of Chancery has approved the amendment of Rule 6(e). The amendment provides as follows:
(e) Additional time after service by mail or by e File. Whenever
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“Good Cause” Standard Analyzed for Designating Information as Confidential Under Rule 5.1
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Earlier this year, the Court of Chancery enacted Rule 5.1, which raised the bar in terms of what information could remain confidential before the Court. Pursuant to sub-section (b)…
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Motion to Seal No Longer Required for Confidential Complaints under Rule 5.1
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Under the recently enacted Court of Chancery Rule 5.1, the Court of Chancery has set forth a new procedure for the filing of complaints under seal. For a previous…
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Court of Chancery Issues Discovery Guidelines
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The Court of Chancery has recently expanded its Guidelines for Practitioners, to incorporate guidelines regarding discovery. On January 13, 2012, this blog provided a summary review of…
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Amendment to Court of Chancery Rule 171: Filing Appendices and Compendiums to Briefs
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The Court recently amended Court of Chancery Rule 171, which addresses the practice of filing Compendiums and Appendices to Briefs. For a copy of the amendment, click here. To…
Constitutionality Of Delaware Court Of Chancery’s Arbitration Rules Challenged
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Delaware Coalition for Open Government, Inc., filed a lawsuit yesterday against the Delaware Court of Chancery and the individual members of its bench. Click here for an article relating to…
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Amendments to Delaware’s Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act
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Delaware has adopted the Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act (“UFCMJRA”), promulgated by the Uniform Law Commission in 2005. The enactment of the UFCMJRA became effective immediately upon Governor Jack…
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