Ellen Bardash

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Delaware litigation reporter for ALM, native Ohioan living in Philly and a firm believer you can never have too many plants or pets. Talk to me about #law stuff. [email protected]
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Ellen BardashMay 25, 2023
John OverholtMay 25, 2023

What do I do if I don't like a book at the library? A handy step-by-step guide.

https://action.everylibrary.org/what_do_i_do_if_i_don_t_like_a_book_at_the_library

What do I do if I don't like a book at the library?

A handy step-by-step guide.

EveryLibrary Action
Ellen BardashMay 25, 2023
Wondering: are there other legal areas where the adjacent/adjoining definition thing could come into play? I'm thinking of other geographic stuff like maybe property disputes, but maybe there's other places it could apply #law #lawfedi
Ellen BardashMay 25, 2023
There's no statute for it so he couldn't be indicted but one of Stewart #rhodes lesser crimes is not taking advantage of the rare vision situation in which wearing a monocle would make sense
Ellen BardashMay 11, 2023
robinsonmeyerMay 11, 2023
I am so desperate to get off Twitter, and I try to use it now only when I need to share my journalism with that audience … but man, there is still no other platform where you can post something wonky and get a reply from a mid-level state official in Michigan who just happens to be an expert in the exact topic you’re researching.
Ellen BardashMay 11, 2023
SerendipityMay 10, 2023
Interesting signature line on an email I received today:
"NOTE: My hours are not your hours. If this is received outside your work hours, stop right now, shut down your email, and go play with your dog." #Work
Ellen BardashMay 11, 2023
Renee DiRestaMay 11, 2023
Their job isn’t to “make news”, it’s to cover news. This was a pseudoevent - a produced moment envisioned by an outlet, made for entertainment. No one learned anything new about the world from it.
Ellen BardashMay 11, 2023

Things have been busy in #delaware #law! My most recent coverage:

Huge development in the Facebook derivative litigation that's connected to the Cambridge Analytica settlement—shareholders can move forward with (most of) their case:
https://www.law.com/delbizcourt/2023/05/10/tremendous-wrongdoing-facebook-shareholders-can-move-forward-with-claims-involving-cambridge-analytica-breach/

Block shareholders who take issue with the Tidal acquisition didn't fare as well:
https://www.law.com/delbizcourt/2023/05/10/without-liability-showing-in-tidal-deal-blocks-board-free-to-make-a-terrible-business-decision/

Dominion is likely taking its defamation case against Newsmax to trial in September: https://www.law.com/delawarelawweekly/2023/05/10/dominions-defamation-suit-against-newsmax-appears-headed-for-fall-2024-trial/
@law #lawfedi

'Tremendous Wrongdoing': Facebook Shareholders Can Move Forward With Claims Involving Cambridge Analytica Breach | Delaware Business Court Insider

“What we don’t have is a little law breaking. What we don’t have is isolated law breaking. What we don’t have are immaterial violations. This is a case involving tremendous wrongdoing on a truly enormous scale, Laster said.

Delaware Business Court Insider
Ellen BardashMay 8, 2023
Steve HermanMay 8, 2023
The 2023 #PulitzerPrizes being announced: https://www.pulitzer.org/news/2023-pulitzer-prize-announcement
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Ellen BardashMay 8, 2023
Jeff JarvisMay 8, 2023
As I keep warning: The *last* good reason to print & distribute newspapers is the inserts. They are going away....
Kroger Is Pulling Discount Circulars From Newspapers: The deals will now be shown online, and in in-store circulars... https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/385040/kroger-is-pulling-discount-circulars-from-newspape.html
Kroger Is Pulling Its Discount Circulars From Newspapers

The deals will now be shown online, and in in-store circulars.

Ellen BardashMay 4, 2023
No matter how long I cover courts, whenever someone finishes up an argument (even if it's virtual) my instinct is to clap