Despite all parties wanting dismissal, Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick wrote she was obligated to weigh in further because granting TransPerfect's motion could give leeway for the New York action to proceed, while granting Ross Aronstam's could do the opposite.
March 18, 2022 at 04:18 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Delaware Law Weekly
Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick released a 27-page opinion Thursday in a case both sides have moved to dismiss.
The decision in what McCormick called “a spin-off novella of the TransPerfect saga, the background of which should be familiar to even the most casual reader of Chancery opinions,” denies TransPerfect Global Inc.’s motion to dismiss its malpractice case and grants a motion to dismiss by defendant Ross Aronstam & Moritz.
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Kathaleen St. Jude McCormick, Delaware Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor. Courtesy Photo.
