Delaware Law and Politics
Judges on all Delaware courts (including the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellors on the Chancery Court) are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the State Senate. Thus, to that extent, campaigns for Governor have some relevance to this blog. I thus … Continue reading
Bainbridge on Executive Compensation
Prof. Bainbridge comments on the Bebchuk and Fried book about executive compensation. As the first footnote in Chancellor Chandler’s recent Disney decision quoted a law review article by Bainbridge on executive compensation, anyone interested in corporate goverance would/should have an … Continue reading
Roberts Confirmed as Supreme Court Chief Justice
This just in from CNN The Senate today voted 78-22 to confirm Judge John Roberts as the nation’s 17th chief justice. Senate approval capped a two-month process surprisingly free of the partisan rancor widely expected when President Bush nominated Roberts … Continue reading
Recent Decisions on Section 220; Attorneys Fees and Amendments
Several new Chancery Court cases were published recently on the court’s website. Here are a few quick summaries of the issues addressed in those cases. Zimmerman v. Braddock (Noble, VC, September 8, 2005) – The very limited issue addressed in … Continue reading
Federal Regulation of Blog Content
Bloglines has a post about potential federal regulations that may try to affect blog content.
New Google Search Feature for Blogs
Google now has a search engine to allow searches for blogs, and Kevin O’Keefe of LexBlog has a post about finding my blog using that new search engine.
New Rules on Electronic Discovery Closer to Final Form
The Electronic Discovery Law Blog announced today that: The Judicial Conference today approved the package of proposed rule amendments addressing the discovery of electronically stored information. It was approved unanimously, without question or objection, and will now be considered by … Continue reading
Ribstein on Bainbridge’s Annual Pileggi Lecture
Larry Ribstein gives his view of Professor Steve Bainbridge’s presentation on the Unocal case, and the abstract of the article on which Bainbridge based the 21st Annual F.G. Pileggi Distinguished Lecture in Law to the Delaware Bench and Bar last … Continue reading
Insights on Blogging
Gordon Smith comments on the proposal by the University of Chicago to start a blog and the post has generated a number of replies.
Bainbridge To Present Annual Pileggi Distinguished Lecture
Professor Bainbridge posts that he will present tomorrow in Wilmington the 21st Annual Francis G. Pileggi Distinguished Lecture in Law to the Delaware Bench and Bar. He provides a preview of his topic, Unocal at 20: Director Primacy in Corporate … Continue reading
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