Ellen Bardash

Kyle Lachmund most recently practiced corporate and commercial litigation as a director at Richards, Layton & Finger.

The U.S. Justice Department claims federal law bars the university from allowing undocumented immigrants residing in the state to pay in-state tuition if the same offer isn't extended to U.S. citizens living in other states.

The lawsuit takes issue with the reverse acqui-hire through which Nvidia hired Groq employees and licensed its technology, alleging that while that process has the potential to solve a buyer's legitimate business concerns, Groq's board abused it in a way that violated Delaware law.

Vice Chancellor Lori Will on Monday weighed in on motions from both companies, generally opting to leave disputed evidence and witness testimony to be addressed during the coming trial rather than deciding their fate beforehand.

James Schellhase, who served as UnitedLex's chief executive officer from September 2023 until his termination in October 2024, claims UnitedLex's actions after his termination "tarnished his reputation to the point that he is currently unemployable."

Much of the questioning of Rodney McMullen focused on the level of involvement the former Kroger CEO had in determining which stores would be part of the divestiture package aimed at gaining Federal Trade Commission approval of the company's acquisition of Albertsons and how many stores would be part of that package.

"I have a lot of confidence in our energy industry and that they will be able to respond to this demand by expanding and building infrastructure necessary to serve it, and the regulators stepping up to make sure that the costs of such expansion are allocated to the customers making the increased demands," D'Alessandro said. "In other words: protecting existing residential customers from rate increases."

Kroger is embroiled in litigation brought against it by Albertsons, which claims Kroger breached its contractual duty to take "any and all actions" to secure approval of its $24.6 billion acquisition of Albertsons.

"Our communities, and communities across America, are being terrorized by weapons with destructive power never intended or legal for civilian use," Attorney General Kathy Jennings said regarding her claim against the gunmaker. "Glock knew. They could have acted. They chose profit over people."

Albertsons says Kroger failed to exhaust efforts to secure regulatory approval under the merger's “hell or high water” provision, while Kroger attorneys testified the company presented a divestiture package worthy of a consent decree.