In the Media

Delaware Law School Emeritus Professor Lawrence Hamermesh is quoted in this article that examines the upcoming decision from Tesla stockholders. 

Delaware Law School Associate Professor Geeta Kohli has authored a new installment of her "Defining Money" publication as part of the Narrative Justice Project's Financial Literacy Initiative. This project recently secured funding from Sakhi for South Asian Survivors to continue providing free, online finance and business law education resources.

Coverage of the Delaware Law School's 50th anniversary gala is featured and authored by Mary Allen, executive director of communications. President Stacey Robertson, Dean Todd Clark, and alumnus Eugene McGurk ’78, chair of the law school advisory board, former university trustee and chair of the gala celebration are all quoted. The article appears on page 42 of the October journal issue. 

This article promoted a new online course created in part by Professor Emerita Erin Daly, director of the Dignity Rights Institute at Delaware Law School. The course focuses on human dignity rights and is available or free online through the University of Exeter, England.  

Geeta Kohli, Delaware Law School associate professor, gives expert contract and business law insight into earning payouts in mergers and acquisitions, highlighting the recent Johnson & Johnson litigation before the Delaware Court of Chancery. 

Delaware Law School Assistant Professor Elizabeth Beavers offers expert commentary in this article about new counternarcotics efforts by the Trump administration. 

UMH Properties, Inc., a public equity real estate investment trust in Freehold, announced that its board of directors has appointed Todd Clark, dean of Delaware Law School, to join as a director.

Delaware Law School Emeritus Professor Lawrence Hamermesh provides insight into jury trials for business litigations. 

August 26 marked the 50th anniversary of the first student commencement ceremony of Delaware Law School.

Delaware Law School Emeritus Professor Michael Slinger and his daughter Sarah Slinger '16 are featured for their work as law librarians and their contributions to The Complete Periodical Literature of Law Librarianship, an award-winning, annotated bibliography of more than 5,000 law librarianship articles. 

Delaware Law School student Olivia Canterino was part of the winning team in the 25th-annual District Attorney’s Summer Intern Mock Trial Competition hosted by Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele.

Delaware Law School is recognized for being a top school for state and local clerkship opportunities.

Luke Scheuer, professor of law at Delaware Law School, provides expert commentary on the complicated bankruptcy case involving former ATM network owner Daryl Heller.

Misty Seemans, adjunct faculty member at Delaware Law School, has been promoted to chief of staff in the office of Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer. 

Paul Regan, associate professor at Delaware Law School, provides expert insight into the settlement of a case in the Delaware Chancery Court involving Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. 
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This blog highlights Defining Money, a Substack newsletter recently launched by Geeta Kohli, associate professor at Delaware Law School, focused on business law.

Delaware Law School student Warren Sikolo has joined Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg as part of the firm's 2025-2026 Diversity Fellowship Program. The program is intended to uplift future lawyers who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in the legal community. 

Delaware Law School student Olivia Canterino has been chosen as the recipient of the Richard Furia Esquire Scholarship from the Justinian Foundation.

Delaware Law School student Warren Sikolo is a co-author on this article about changes coming to the trade name registration system in Delaware.

Delaware Law School graduate and alumni association member Anne M. Madonia '94 has been named to the Top 25 Professional Services Attorneys of 2025 by Attorney Intel.