The Delaware Exodus: Where Should Your Company Incorporate?
By Thomas Przybylowski Delaware’s Longstanding Dominance in Corporate America For decades, the answer to “Where should we incorporate?” was almost automatic: Delaware. That answer made sense. Delaware offered a mature body of corporate law, experienced judges, a respected Court of Chancery, and a legal framework that investors, lenders, buyers, directors, and lawyers all understood. For […]
How AI Is Changing the Game in Modern Litigation
Thomas Przybylowski — June 9, 2026 The courtroom is the last place you’d expect a tech revolution: judges still wear robes; lawyers still cite cases from the nineteenth century; oral argument still looks, for the most part, exactly as it did a hundred years ago. Litigation is one of the most tradition-bound professions in existence, a […]
Commercial Litigation in New York: Common Claims and Early Case Strategy
New York commercial litigation rewards early clarity. The cases that move efficiently tend to start with a crisp theory of liability, disciplined pleading choices, and a plan for what the first 60 to 90 days need to accomplish. I have seen strong cases get slowed down by avoidable ambiguity, and weak cases get leverage simply […]