As the corporate home of over 60 percent of Fortune 500 companies and the nation’s premier jurisdiction for business dispute resolution, Delaware plays a critically important role in commercial business in the U.S. Barnes & Thornburg has a strong team of professionals to assist clients on Delaware-related matters.
Delaware’s Court of Chancery is a court of equity with specific jurisdiction over corporate disputes, making Delaware the center for national and international corporate law issues. With the Complex Commercial Litigation Division (CCLD) of Delaware Superior Court, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court and the many patent, copyright and trademark disputes filed in the U.S. District Court of Delaware, important business disputes and legal issues that govern commerce in the U.S. are often decided in the state.
Our Wilmington team also brings significant experience in public finance and infrastructure, advising public and private-sector clients on transactions and projects that support communities and economic growth. Our attorneys work with issuers, borrowers, financial institutions, investors, developers, and government entities on public finance transactions, infrastructure projects, government relations, and related regulatory and policy matters.
The office works closely with Barnes & Thornburg attorneys in New York, Philadelphia, and across the firm to advise businesses, financial institutions, startups, investors, and C-suite leaders on mergers and acquisitions, real estate, investment management, private equity, and other complex commercial matters. We also work closely with Delaware’s Division of Corporations and state and local regulatory authorities on matters where Delaware’s legal and governmental infrastructure is central to a client’s business.
With deep knowledge of Delaware’s courts, corporate laws, government, and business environment — and the resources of a national full-service firm — our Wilmington attorneys help clients address complex legal challenges and take advantage of opportunities in one of the country’s most important business jurisdictions.
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