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Purported Unclaimed Property in Delaware Laws - Vimarsana News

Purported Unclaimed Property in Delaware Laws

Delaware has maintained 60-year grip on funding source of abandoned and unclaimed property. Delaware’s recent loss at Supreme Court when Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Arkansas defeated Delaware’s claim to certain prepaid money transmission instruments after deemed abandoned.

Delaware Loses its Latest Grab for Purported Unclaimed Property - Vimarsana News

Delaware Loses its Latest Grab for Purported Unclaimed Property

Delaware has maintained a nearly 60-year death-grip on its lucrative funding source of abandoned and unclaimed property. Another finger on that grip…

Delaware Loses its Latest Grab for Purported Unclaimed Property | Blank Rome LLP - Vimarsana News

Delaware Loses its Latest Grab for Purported Unclaimed Property | Blank Rome LLP

Delaware has maintained a nearly 60-year death-grip on its lucrative funding source of abandoned and unclaimed property. Another finger on that grip was loosened by Delaware’s recent...

Supreme Court Clarifies Escheatment Authority of States Over Money-Order-Like Products | Weiner Brodsky Kider PC - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Clarifies Escheatment Authority of States Over Money-Order-Like Products | Weiner Brodsky Kider PC

On February 28, 2023, the Supreme Court issued an opinion determining which state is entitled to take prepaid funds that a bank, financial organization, or business holds in association...

Supreme Court on Abandoned Property Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court on Abandoned Property Lawsuit

Supreme Court issued its decision in the abandoned property lawsuit Delaware v. Pennsylvania. The Court focused on which state was entitled to collect unclaimed property, which arose from 2 financial products sold by banks. Some estimate Delaware will owe more than $400 million