Delta Dodges Massachusetts Personal Injury Suit Due to Jurisdiction Dispute
"Massachusetts 'has a general interest in having its residents compensated for personal injuries suffered in another state' but it 'cannot be said, however, that its interest in the timeliness of such an action is more compelling' than that of Connecticut," Guzman wrote in her memorandum opinion and order.
Vermont Drops Coinbase Staking Services Probe as Feds Shift Crypto Stance
“State regulators—like those in Vermont—have no choice but to wait and see what changes the federal government makes to its approach to cryptocurrency regulation and, more specifically, staking services," said Jose Ceide, who leads Salazar Law's cryptocurrency litigation and enforcement practice group.
'This Doesn't Close the Courthouse Door': Corporate Law Revision Sails Through Delaware Senate
All 20 of the state's 21 senators present in the Senate chamber voted to pass SB 21, the bill that proposes changes to the Delaware General Corporation Law. The bill's primary sponsor, Bryan Townsend, D-Newark/Glasgow, said the changes in the bill are necessary with both a rise in concerns about incorporating in Delaware and the competition presented by Texas and Nevada occurring simultaneously.