By Sam Waltz Our First State of Delaware, of course, is well known and globally regarded for the epic sweep of our bench and our bar (i.e., our legal industry, not only in our state courts ...
Many of you are aware of a recent series of television and print ads from a group calling itself Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware purporting to seek legislative changes to increase transparency and accountability in the ...
By Ken Mammarella Contributing Writer The advocacy group that fought hard to stop the court-ordered sale of TransPerfect says it now seeks to reform Delaware’s entire judicial system. When Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware formed ...
By Ken Mammarella Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware today announced its plan to tackle legal reforms outside of the TransPerfect case that sparked its creation in April 2016. Originally formed by TransPerfect employees to oppose the ...
Citizens for a Pro Business Delaware (CPBD), the lobbying group that successfully fought to stop the break up of TransPerfect by the Court of Chancery, delivered the keynote address at the translation services company’s annual sales ...
By Ken Mammerella Special to Delaware Business Times A new meetup group hopes to improve the future of Wilmington by discussing its past. “We’re an idealist-type group,” said Nathan Field of the Wilmington History Society, ...
New York City-based TransPerfect, the world’s largest provider of language and technology solutions for global business, Thursday announced revenues of $173 million for the third quarter of 2018, surpassing the 2017 tally for the same ...
(AP) — A Delaware judge has approved the sale of TransPerfect Global, a translation services company he ordered to be sold because of “complete dysfunction” and hopeless deadlock over its management between its feuding co-founders ...
Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware, a group of former TransPerfect employees, sent a letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, urging him to consider the risk of locating a second headquarters in Delaware. The letter was ...
The precipitous fall from first to 11th of the State of Delaware Judiciary in prestigious national rankings of state court systems is self-inflicted, according to nationally known Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz. Two developments drove ...
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