The Chancery Daily

The Chancery Daily offers insights into the Delaware Court of Chancery, focusing on significant legal cases and the court's operation. It covers high-profile litigation involving major companies like AMC and Tesla, delves into legal strategies, procedural nuances, and the implications of court decisions, while occasionally touching on broader social media and legal commentary themes.

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AMC: Y'all Don't Even Know The Half Of It

569 implied HN points • 23 Jul 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Legal system Court ruling
  1. The recent AMC Entertainment case outcome was not surprising to those following The Chancery Daily x Substack.
  2. The ruling did not finalize the settlement but highlighted key issues requiring attention.
  3. Parties have filed documents seeking the Vice Chancellor's review and approval of revised release language.

AMC: The Day Has Arrived

569 implied HN points • 21 Jul 23
💰 Finance Investing
  1. Decision day has finally arrived for AMC.
  2. The long-awaited opinion has been released, suggesting a challenging road ahead.
  3. The anticipated date for the opinion's release turned out to be correct.

AMC: I Can't Dismiss This Feeling I Have

432 implied HN points • 07 Aug 23
💼 Business Law Stocks Court
  1. The author discusses the importance of a consolidated complaint in legal cases.
  2. The author highlights the significance of certain comments made in an opinion.
  3. The author questions the impact of procedural details in a specific legal scenario.

AMC: Oh, Forking Shirtballs Here We Go Again

412 implied HN points • 01 Aug 23
💼 Business Media
  1. The author expresses frustration about their content being used without permission on YouTube videos.
  2. Subscription fees are meant to support providing access to content for those who cannot afford it.
  3. Discussion about legal matters related to Izzo's Motion to Maintain the Status Quo Order Pending Appeal.
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AMC: Where The Heck Are We?

393 implied HN points • 30 Jul 23
💰 Finance Stock Market
  1. There are ongoing developments in the AMC situation that can be easy to miss.
  2. Small details are important and can impact the overall situation.
  3. This post is for paid subscribers only.

The Court, The Retweat, and The Bear: Giving AF is the Common Thread

373 implied HN points • 31 Jul 23
🎭️ Culture TV shows Life reflections Work ethic Artistic expression Human connection
  1. The common thread in the post is the importance of giving a fuck about the work you do and the people around you.
  2. The show "The Bear" exemplifies the idea of moving purposefully and fixing things, rather than moving fast and breaking things.
  3. The story shared reflects on personal mortality consciousness, a deep work ethic, and the value of caring deeply about work and people.

The Retweat: Introduction to the Longest Farewell

491 implied HN points • 15 May 23
🕹 Technology Social media Platforms Content creation
  1. Leaving Twitter can be challenging due to personal, practical, and ideological reasons.
  2. Building a following on Twitter brought professional and personal growth, but also complexities and challenges to manage.
  3. Considering other platforms like Bluesky or the Fediverse, but recognizing the need to step back from short-form social media for mental health and productivity.

Dominion v. Fox: Very Much Aforethought Regarding Malice And So Many Other Things

353 implied HN points • 17 Apr 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Legal Defamation Media First Amendment
  1. The Dominion v. Fox trial in the Delaware Superior Court involves high-profile personalities and is expected to be a dramatic and historic event.
  2. The case touches on themes of norm-breaking and the challenges of handling significant legal cases in courts such as Delaware's Court of Chancery.
  3. The trial, expected to last six weeks, is anticipated to result in an appeal to the Delaware Supreme Court or potentially even the Supreme Court of the United States due to First Amendment considerations.