Dean of Delaware Law School Todd Clark is featured in this video about the unique nature of the Delaware Court of Chancery. Clark offers expert insight into the legal field in Delaware touching on its history, corporate law and the role and integrity of the Court of Chancery.
Lawrence Hamermesh, Delaware Law School emeritus professor, offers expert insight in this article covering a recent Delaware Supreme Court decision that reversed a previous ruling from the Delaware Court of Chancery.
Delaware Law School Associate Professor Geeta Kohli and Professor Emeritus Lawrence Hamermesh are both featured in this article following a major ruling from the Delaware Supreme Court against Johnson & Johnson. Kohli and Hamermesh offer insight into the logistics of the case as well as Delaware corporate law.
Delaware Law School Adjunct Faculty Ola Tucker authored this article discussing the importance of clear compliance writing and offering insight into the use of generative AI tools in the field.
Delaware Law School Professor John Culhane authored this article examining a lawsuit brought by former NFL player Matt Kalil against his former wife. Culhane discusses the use of privacy law in this case and the nuances of what information can be considered private.
Delaware Law School has renamed their student emergency fund for longtime school administrator Connie Sweeney. The Constance M. Sweeney Student Emergency Fund, announced at Delaware Law's 50th anniversary gala celebration, is in recognition of Sweeney's more than three decades of service and her unwavering commitment to helping students succeed. Dean Todd Clark and Sweeney are both featured in this article about the honor.
This article features thoughts on antitrust trends from 2025 by several experts in the field including Jennifer Sturiale, associate professor at Delaware Law School.
Widener has announced its intent to sell the current Delaware Law School campus as part of a plan to relocate the school to downtown Wilmington. The move will position Delaware Law in the heart of the First State's vibrant legal community.
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Delaware Law School Emeritus Professor Lawrence Hamermesh shares his thoughts on the potential outcome of a challenge brought to the Delaware Supreme Court against a new state law, S.B. 21, which transformed corporation law in the state.
Delaware Law Associate Professor Jennifer Sturiale is the featured guest on this podcast episode from the American Antitrust Institute discussing her work on antitrust laws and monopolies.
Delaware Law School Dean Todd Clark has been named to the Delaware Business Times' 222 List for the third consecutive year. This list recognizes the most impactful business, nonprofit and civic leaders in Delaware.
Jennifer Sturiale, associate professor at Delaware Law School, is a featured expert in this article examining recent major business mergers. Sturiale offers insight into these major mergers including Hewlett Packard Enterprise's purchase of Juniper Networks.
Two Delaware Law School graduates are featured as part of a group of associates working at Richards, Layton & Finger who have been admitted into the Delaware Bar: Kristin Cunningham '25 and Madison Devlin '22 '25.
Eric Kniskern, executive director of recruitment and enrollment initiatives for Delaware Law School, and Delaware Law School Admissions Counselor Heather Hope Kuruvilla are both featured sharing about their experience at the third annual convening of the Antiracist Development Institute at Penn State Dickinson Law.
Sarah Everhart, assistant professor and director of the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic at Delaware Law School, is quoted in this article that examines anticipated changes to the federal protections under the Clean Water Act and its impact on wetlands in Delaware.
Delaware Law School Professor John Culhane offers expert commentary in this article about Chiles v. Salazar, a case currently being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court that challenges a 2019 ban on gay conversion therapy for minors in Colorado. Culhane says that the outcome of this case could have broader impacts on mental health care nationwide.
Comments from a 2023 interview with Alan Garfield, distinguished professor of law at Delaware Law School, are featured in this new article discussing the legality of holiday decoration displays in certain situations.
Students in Delaware Law School's chapter of Phi Alpha Delta will be hosting a turkey giveaway on Sunday, Nov. 16 in an effort to donate 500 turkeys to community members in need. Joseph Minickene, a second-year law student and justice of Phi Alpha Delta, is quoted sharing about the fraternity's efforts.
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This article features Natacha Andrews, adjunct faculty member at Delaware Law School, discussing new regulations on hemp in North Carolina. Andrews shares that these new regulations could harm those who use hemp and cannabis products for medical reasons.
Delaware Law School Professor John Culhane spoke exclusively with Newsweek following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision yesterday not to hear a case which could have impacted marriage rights for same-sex couples. Culhane shares that he was unsurprised by the court's decision not to hear the case, and he discussed some of his thoughts and observations.