AIG Hearing Tomorrow in Chancery Court Available Online

In Re American International Group (AIG) Derivative Litigation.  A Chancery Court hearing in this matter tomorrow, Nov. 7, 2008, before Vice Chancellor Strine, is available for your viewing  (and listening) pleasure online via your computer through www.courtroomlive.com. A link to access this motion hearing (for a price) is available here.  I understand that the hearing is on a motion to dismiss the amended complaint. No need to watch it live, however, as you can still view the video after the hearing is over. They tell me that they will make a clip available for me to upload onto this blog shortly after the hearing is over. Depending on my schedule, I plan to upload that short video/audio clip of the hearing by the afternoon of Nov. 7.

Let me know, dear readers, if you think making these clips available is worthwhile, and if so, I may post additional clips of future hearings as they are offered to me--such as an upcoming settlement hearing scheduled in the infoUSA case.

I want to disclose that the short clips of the video of the hearing, and free access to me of the whole video, is provided to me for free in exchange for providing a link to the website of Courtroomlive, the provider of the service.

UPDATE: The Wall Street Journal online linked to this post here and here.

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Delaware Corporate and Commercial Litigation Blog - November 17, 2008 4:54 PM
For two short video clips of a recent hearing in the Delaware Chancery Court on the AIG case, courtesy of www.courtroomlive.com, see here and here. A prior short post about this hearing can be found here....
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fusion - November 6, 2008 5:33 PM

Please post clips

greg - November 6, 2008 6:43 PM

as someone that is based on the west coast i think making the clips available is extremely interesting and helpful. though i may be getting too greedy, i would love some info on what is the reason for the hearing.

Jill - November 6, 2008 8:42 PM

I'd like to see the clips. They will also be helpful to young litigators and law students who don't have the opportunity to visit Delaware's prestigious Court of Chancery.

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