Ellen Bardash is a reporter at ALMGlobal, covering corporate litigation for Law.com and Delaware Business Court Insider. Her work focuses on various aspects of law and legal affairs, including litigation, real estate, and pharmaceuticals, with a keen interest in topics such as lawsuits and commercial real estate. Ellen's insights and reporting have been featured in PropertyCasualty360.com, The American Lawyer, and FeedBlitz, LLC.
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By: Ellen Bardash
Candace Owens' attorneys have asked Superior Court Judge Sheldon Rennie to dismiss the complaint, filed a year ago by French President Emanuel Macron and first lady Brigitte Macron, or to strike the amended complaint the couple has since filed.
By: Ellen Bardash
The decision marks the first time the Court of Chancery has addressed whether the Delaware Supreme Court's 1986 decision in Revlon Inc. v. MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings Inc. applies to a public benefit corporation.
By: Ellen Bardash
This week: The California Supreme Court weighed in on whether pharmaceutical companies can be liable for negligence if they delay bringing a drug to market. The Third Circuit is allowing guests at Atlantic City hotels to move forward with claims related to anti-competitive algorithmic price fixing. Labaton Keller Sucharow's Carol C. Villegas says last year's verdict against Meta signaled to companies how juries feel about privacy actions in California.
By: Ellen Bardash
The Thursday afternoon decision, written by Justice Abigail M. LeGrow, affirms the Superior Court's denial of Fox News' motion to dismiss.
By: Ellen Bardash
The governor filed suit in 2025 after Fox News host Jesse Watters said Newsom lied about a call Newsom had with President Trump. Newsom contends he was pointing out that Trump had been wrong about the date of their call, not whether the call had occurred.
By: Ellen Bardash
Runlayer's platform "drafts off of the substantial time and resources Rippling spent developing this technology over the past decade," Rippling alleges in a countersuit.
By: Ellen Bardash
Women who lead litigation teams and argue in the Court of Chancery are still far outnumbered by men. Mentorship and giving young litigators early opportunities have led to success for some.
By: Ellen Bardash
Women who lead litigation teams and argue in the Court of Chancery are still far outnumbered by men. Mentorship and giving young litigators early opportunities have led to success for some.
By: Ellen Bardash
Women who lead litigation teams and argue in the Court of Chancery are still far outnumbered by men. Mentorship and giving young litigators early opportunities have led to success for some.
GenesisAI Corp. and Archil Cheishvili, its former CEO and co-founder, have agreed to settlement terms that would permanently enjoin them from violating Section 17(a)(2) of the Exchange Act and require Cheishvili to pay a $50,000 disgorgement, $9,184.53 in prejudgment interest and a $50,000 civil penalty, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission stated.
