March 22, 2026

Delaware’s Corporate Law Amendments: Navigating Change and Implications for Shareholder Rights

Pieter Gunst03 mins

With the recent endorsement by the Delaware Supreme Court on several contentious amendments to corporate law, legal professionals are closely monitoring the ramifications. These changes, discussed at Tulane University Law School’s Corporate Law Institute, are poised to reverberate across the corporate legal landscape, prompting concerns among those who navigate these waters daily. For detailed insights,…

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Supreme Court to Deliberate on Mail-In Ballot Deadlines and Gig Worker Classification in March Session

Pieter Gunst03 mins

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to address significant cases during its upcoming March session, which will center on the legality of state laws permitting the counting of late-arriving mail-in ballots in federal elections and the employment classification of “last-mile” delivery drivers. The decisions in these cases could have far-reaching implications for electoral processes and…

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The Complex Intersection of Hypnosis and Justice: Examining Its Role in a Texas Death Row Case

Pieter Gunst03 mins

In the legal arena, the interplay between hypnosis and justice has raised persistent concerns, notably illustrated in the case involving Charles Don Flores, currently on death row in Texas. His conviction stemmed from a 1998 murder in which hypnosis significantly influenced the case, a method now scrutinized for its implications on memory reliability. The circumstances…

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Oregon Court Enforces $10,000 Penalty on Attorney for Fabricating Legal Citations, Raising Ethical Concerns

Pieter Gunst03 mins

An Oregon appellate court has imposed a $10,000 sanction on an attorney for filing an opening brief containing fabricated citations and non-existent quotations. The attorney’s conduct was described as providing quotations that “do not exist anywhere in Oregon case law,” raising substantial concerns about the integrity of legal submissions within the court system. The decision…

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UN Warns of Escalating Mental Health Crisis for Children in Palestine Amid Ongoing Conflict

Pieter Gunst03 mins

The United Nations recently issued a stark warning about a growing mental health crisis affecting children in Palestine, particularly in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. The escalation of violence, combined with ongoing displacement, has created an urgent need for mental health and psychosocial support for over one million children in Gaza. The situation…

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