Delaware Superior Court grants summary judgment on a $3.5 million defaulted loan, rejecting the borrower’s attempts to assert counterclaims, compel unrelated discovery, and stay the case pending New York litigation.
The Fourth District affirmed a $20,544 unjust enrichment award and rejected a disqualification challenge based on a magistrate’s $100 campaign contribution to the political opponent of a party’s attorney, finding no appearance of impropriety.
The Ninth District reversed summary judgment for the City of Hudson, holding that a termination clause in an MOU requiring good-faith negotiation of a commercially reasonable termination may be an enforceable agreement to negotiate under Ohio law.
Delaware Superior Court holds that a pro se third-party defendant waived his personal jurisdiction defense by filing multiple motions without raising it, and finds a permissive forum selection clause does not mandate New York as the exclusive venue.
Delaware Superior Court denies Tyson’s motion for attorneys’ fees after winning a $55 million fraud verdict, holding the APA’s indemnification clause lacked clear language for first-party fee shifting.