Posted on December 1, 2007 by Francis G.X. Pileggi

Chancery Enforces Consent Decree

In Wilcox & Fetzer v. EVC, Inc., et al., 2007 WL 4179314 (Del. Ch., Nov. 16, 2007),  read opinion here, the Chancery Court enforced a Consent Decree that embodied the terms of a settlement agreement that resolved disputes regarding the use of a trade name. The court found a partial breach of the decree, but modified and reduced the penalties due to laches in light of the amount of time the plaintiff waited before seeking relief. ( Here is a prior case summary involving the parties.)

 

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