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Court Of Chancery Explains The Conspiracy Theory Of Jurisdiction
Posted In Jurisdiction
Reid v. Siniscalchi, C.A. 2874-VCN (November 20, 2014)
Under the conspiracy theory of jurisdiction, a non-resident may still be subject to Delaware court jurisdiction if a co-conspirator commits an act in Delaware in furtherance of the conspiracy. While that is a simplified version of the law, this decision explains the theory in detail.
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