J90 wrote:I'm curious about this. What exactly do you do in Delaware?
Chancery litigation (especially representing directors when they get sued), deals, Delaware opinions, local counsel work.
How is the bankruptcy
Local counsel on huge cases, lead on small ones, busy jurisdiction so the work is steady enough. For the big cases, at the junior and mid level, you're often doing the same work alongside a larger law firm.
and transactional work?
Lots of work doing the Delaware piece of a bigger transaction.
In what ways is that work different from what you might be doing in New York - do you handle certain niche issues, or anything else?
Often, it's the exact same work, that you're doing alongside NY counsel. Other times, it's specifically Delawarean, like a Delaware LLC or non-consolidation or authority to file or true sale opinion.