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Losing a loved one due to the negligence or wrongdoing of another is a devastating experience. In Delaware, as in many states, there are two distinct legal avenues available to address such tragedies: survival actions and wrongful death actions. Both aim to bring justice and provide compensation, but they serve different purposes and have specific legal foundations. In this blog…
Introduction Cryopreservation—storing frozen specimens for future use—is an essential tool in the field of assisted reproductive technology, of which in vitro fertilization (IVF) is the best known. The rapid technological improvement of cryopreservation has accompanied a booming societal interest in family planning. As individuals increasingly choose to cryopreserve oocytes, sperm, or fertilized embryos, the legal consequences of an IVF facility’s…
Unlike many other states, Delaware, in most circumstances, has no exception to its strict two-year statute of limitation on medical negligence actions. This means that in Delaware, an injured adult is barred from bringing a cause of action for injuries sustained as a result of medical malpractice unless he or she commences the lawsuit within two years after the act or…