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Gov. Matt Meyer’s nominee to fill a vacancy on Delaware’s Court of Chancery, Kyle Lachmund, told state senators during an executive committee that he plans to approach the position with humility. Lachmund most recently served as director at top corporate law firm Richards, Layton & Finger.
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Plumbers & Fitters Local 295 Pension Fund is seeking a declaration that the new changes to Delaware’s corporation law are unconstitutional.
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Controversial updates to Delaware’s General Corporate Law passes its final legislative hurdle and heads to a supportive governor for signature.
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A controversial bill looking to revamp Delaware’s corporate law structure clears its first two legislative hurdles in the General Assembly.
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Delaware legislators propose bipartisan corporate law changes in an effort to persuade companies to remain incorporated in the First State.
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The Delaware legislature passes its annual bill updating the state's corporation law, but opponents argue the changes are more controversial than years prior.
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State lawmakers have officially signed off on about half the new tax revenue floated by Gov. John Carney (D) in his proposed budget.The world’s largest…
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Some of the bigger non-budget issues saw movement this week at Legislative Hall.The House signed off on reinstating the death penalty, less than a year…
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Local governments, state employees and seniors will share in the burden of making up for projected falling revenues under outgoing Gov. Jack Markell’s (D)…