In 2019, Chancellor Andre Bouchard of the Delaware Chancery Court said he was "sympathetic to some of the concerns [TransPerfect] has raised," subsequently ordering Custodian Robert Pincus and Skadden Arps to provide itemized billing details in support of the many non-itemized fees charged back to Phil Shawe and TransPerfect. At the time of the ruling, TransPerfect CEO Phil … [Read more...] about TransPerfect Lands Victory In Court Battle Against Skadden Arps Over Fee Transparency
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COVID-19 Testing: Why The Private Sector Can Do a Better Job Than Government
There’s no question that combating COVID-19 is an extremely difficult task from all angles. The Virus is an invisible threat with no clear guidelines on how to be dealt with; but that does not mean we have to make a complicated situation more difficult. Based on the government’s response, testing demand, and projected timelines, we must put more focus on allowing the private … [Read more...] about COVID-19 Testing: Why The Private Sector Can Do a Better Job Than Government
Top 10 Corruption Scandals in the United States
Corruption occurs when a person in a position of power attempts to give themselves an advantage by leveraging their position. A conflict of interest occurs when a person stands to personally benefit from their public role. Both corruption and conflicts of interest have a deep impact on public welfare. Corruption on the part of large corporations, politicians and other public … [Read more...] about Top 10 Corruption Scandals in the United States
Once Mighty Delaware — in a Downward Spiral?
The glory days of Delaware look to be farther and farther behind us folks, as I look into my rear-view mirror. Delaware's economic struggles have grown, it's a destination for late-term abortion, unemployment is worsening, the courts are corrupt, members of the legislative are at odds with each other and there seems to be limited compromise. Delaware was once a place I was … [Read more...] about Once Mighty Delaware — in a Downward Spiral?
Delaware’s Chancellor Bouchard Fails to Enforce His Own Orders, Shows Extreme Bias, Enhancing his Former Law Firm ?
OPINION Dear Friends, It has been over a month since Andre Bouchard ordered Skadden Arps to produce the bills in the TransPerfect case and at this juncture, I have learned that nothing has happened. No bills, no resolution, no information. Bouchard made this declaration, and nothing has been done by Skadden Arps as far as I know, and apparently more bills continue to be … [Read more...] about Delaware’s Chancellor Bouchard Fails to Enforce His Own Orders, Shows Extreme Bias, Enhancing his Former Law Firm ?