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Reining in Transactional Exclusions: Delaware Courts Narrow D&O Coverage Bars and Raise the Burden on Insurers

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By Evan Bolla
| New York Law Journal Verified
insurance Recent Delaware decisions reinforce a trend that policyholders and coverage practitioners have increasingly sensed over the last several years: courts are becoming less receptive to insurer efforts to apply transaction-related exclusions beyond their text and are requiring insurers to carry a meaningful evidentiary burden before denying coverage under D&O policies.
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Reshaping Dispute Resolution: The Future of ADR in New York Courts

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By Evan Bolla, Arshiya Sharda
| New York Law Journal Verified
Law.com CompassLaw.com RadarVerdict SearchScholarChina Law & PracticeLegal Dictionary Click to enter your existing username and password or create a new account. Click to purchase an individual user subscription with your credit card. Expert OpinionAlternative Dispute Resolution 8 minute readAugust 04, 2025 By Unlock Access to Premier Legal Insights with Law.com Join the Law.com community today! Explore the entire Law.com network.
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Chancery Court Opinion in 'Centrella v. Avantor': A Continuation of Expanding Advancement Rights | Delaware Business Court Insider

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By Evan Bolla
| Delaware Business Court Insider Verified
The recent decision by Delaware Vice Chancellor Nathan Cook in Centrella v. Avantor continues a notable trend in Delaware jurisprudence, emphasizing the broad application of advancement rights. Advancement rights provide litigants the ability to be reimbursed for incurred legal costs in real time by other parties during ongoing legal disputes. This case, involving a dispute between Avantor Inc. and Marc J.
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