Entries tagged: commercial litigation

On January 30, 2015, the Delaware Chancery Court decided its first case involving Delaware General Corporate Law (DGCL) Sections 204 […]

Based on a recent decision from the Commercial Division in Westchester County (J. Scheinkman), the answer is yes.  The case […]

In prior months, I have discussed cases involving businesses pursuing lawsuits against former employees due to perceived violations of, among […]

Determining which individuals or entities are the proper parties to name in a lawsuit can sometimes be a technical matter—for […]

Considering the potential harm that could strike a business when a key employee leaves to work for a competitor, employers […]

While the sale of a business is a common occurrence, courts are often looked upon to interpret the terms of […]

One of the fundamental issues that must be analyzed before commencing a lawsuit is whether you can obtain personal jurisdiction […]

Businesses involved in the sale of a particular product or service will, of course, employ salespeople to sell those products […]

It is widely understood that communications between an attorney and his/her client are protected from disclosure under the attorney-client privilege. […]