A number of New York appellate decisions this year have addressed Delaware law, underscoring both where the two states' laws are converging, and where they appear to be moving further apart.
December 13, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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As New York strives to become a more popular forum for commercial litigation, its courts have grappled with the legacy of its more established rival, Delaware, which has produced a large body of case law on corporate matters over several decades.
A number of New York appellate decisions this year have addressed Delaware law, underscoring both where the two states’ laws are converging, and where they appear to be moving further apart.
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