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FOURTH AMENDED AND RESTATED BY-LAWS OF ALLSPRING MULTI-SECTOR INCOME FUND a Delaware Statutory Trust FOURTH AMENDED...

Delaware is the only state in the Mid-Atlantic region that does not have its own state freshwater wetland permitting program, and recent Supreme Court decisions under Sackett v. the Environmental

On June 30, the Delaware legislature passed the Personal Data Privacy Act (“the Act”). The Act now moves to the Delaware Governor’s desk for consideration and, if signed into law, will...

New Hampshire LLC members and managers know all too well that from time to time, they will have to implement LLC business plans that are risky; they know that if these plans fail, they may get sued by non-manager members or by third parties; and they...

Rep. Mike Smith is drafting a bill that would require all counties to complete the permit process for economic development projects within six months.

We in the General Assembly are encouraged by this historic progress and look forward to an equally productive second half of the session in 2022.

Representatives from the Chesapeake Bay watershed states, the District of Columbia, the Chesapeake Bay Commission (CBC) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) gathered recently to discuss the impacts of climate

Wetlands in Sussex County. Photo by Joann Kingsley/Delaware Community Lens   A bipartisan bill aimed at addressing wastewater and drinking water issues in Delaware’s underserved communities was signed into law by Gov. John Carney Thursday after six years in the making. House Bill 200, the Clean Water for Delaware Act, creates a framework and funding source which lawmakers say will …

Delaware Business Now Gov. John Carney Thursday signed into law House Bill 200, the Clean Water for Delaware Act. HB 200, sponsored by House Majority Leader Valerie Longhurst, D-Bear, establishes a framework for assessing needs and planning to implement projects that support Delaware’s efforts to improve the quality of the state’s water supply and waterways. The act also calls for creating the Delaware Clean Water Trust supported by $50 million in the fiscal year 2022 budget as a funding so...

The General Assembly must pass the Clean Water for Delaware Act.