WILMINGTON – Gov. John Carney has nominated Vice Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick to replace Andre G. Bouchard at the head of the vastly influential Delaware Court of Chancery. If confirmed by the State Senate, McCormick would ...
WILMINGTON – A new collaborative between five state nonprofits funded by banking giant JPMorgan Chase will give the previously incarcerated a second chance at careers in high-growth sectors, including information technology (IT) and health care. ...
WILMINGTON – Reid Collins & Tsai, a national boutique trial law firm, announced Wednesday that it has opened a Wilmington office. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Reid Collins also has offices in Dallas, New York and ...
By Jennifer Gimler Brady & Jennifer Penberthy Buckley Guest Columnists A question we increasingly hear from clients is whether employers can require that employees get the COVID-19 vaccine. And no wonder. The pandemic may be ...
WILMINGTON – The former longtime CSC CEO Daniel R. Butler died unexpectedly Friday, Feb. 5, at age 87. Butler, a resident of nearby Media, Pa., served at the helm of one of the nation’s largest ...
PIKE CREEK – Duffield Associates, the state’s largest environmental engineering firm, announced Friday that it has merged with two other firms across the country to create a new national firm. The deal also includes Hull ...
WILMINGTON – Katabat, a global provider of debt management software solutions for lenders, fintechs, and collection agencies, announced Jan. 5 that it has acquired an Idaho-based software developer as it continues to look to expand ...
WILMINGTON – The St. Louis-based law firm Armstrong Teasdale has entered the Wilmington market after recruiting four former Elliot Greenleaf attorneys with experience in corporate, bankruptcy and intellectual property (IP) law. Partners Shelley A. Kinsella, ...
WILMINGTON – Chancellor Andre G. Bouchard, who heads the vastly influential Delaware Court of Chancery, announced Tuesday afternoon that he plans to retire effective April 30. That will open the fourth high-profile judicial appointment in ...
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday morning that Delaware’s requirement for partisan balance on its top courts could continue because the plaintiff in the case lacked standing. The case, Carney v. Adams, ...
