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09/24/2026

A man applied to over 150 jobs through an AI platform. Never heard from a human.

When he sued, the court went after the employers who delegated their hiring decisions to it.

Read the full article for insight from Andrew Adams on what that means for every employer using AI in the workplace.

Introduction: AI Risk No Longer Stops at Hiring Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are now part of the full employment lifecycle for many employers, not AI tools now shape the full employment lifecycle — and employers remain legally liable for every decision they make. Learn what Title VII, the AD...

09/23/2026

The annual company outing for our northern offices was a success!

Our DarrowEverett attorneys, paraprofessionals, and administrative staff attended a Rhode Island FC match last weekend to interact and enjoy time with colleagues outside our traditional work setting.

A great time was had, even if the home team fell just shy of a tie.

Next up is our event for our colleagues in the South!

09/22/2026

Every deal has a primary agreement. But the document that actually determines who bears the risk? The disclosure schedule.

Samantha Vasco and Solana Roitman break down why it deserves as much attention as the deal itself.

By Samantha Vasco, Esq. and Solana Roitman In any significant transaction, whether a merger or acquisition, private equity investment, or private credit Disclosure schedules are more than exceptions—they're a critical risk-allocation and value-protection tool in M&A, private equity, and private cr...

09/18/2026

Women with expertise still pay a price for speaking up at work. A new Forbes article puts it plainly and asks whether the law can do anything about it.

DarrowEverett partner Evan Gotlob provided his take: "The biggest hurdle is likely proving coercion or adverse state action, not simply hostility."

There is the potential for a legal case here, but proving it is the hard part.

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What happens when women whose jobs require them to challenge powerful men have to calculate the professional cost of doing exactly that?

09/16/2026

Employees in our Tampa office stopped by the United Way Suncoast event earlier this month to lend a helping hand.

Eniyah Cineas, Marta Nabrzecki, Kari Power, and Karen McBride volunteered to assemble Appreciation Kits for first responders in the Tampa community.

Kits included notes of encouragement, treats, hand sanitizers, and othe meaningful supplies.

Thank you to United Way for creating this project and to all who used their time to give back to those who put our community first everyday.

09/15/2026

A Delaware Chancery Court just handed a squeezed-out co-founder his equity back without unwinding the deal.

Ashwini Jayaratnam unpacks the ruling and what it signals for founders, minority shareholders, and fiduciary duty litigation.

Link in the first comment.

09/11/2026

Today marks 25 years since the devastating attacks of September 11, 2001.

On this solemn anniversary, we remember and mourn all those whose lives were taken, and we honor the countless ordinary men and women who demonstrated extraordinary courage in the face of great danger to help, protect, and save others.

09/10/2026

Sending a student off to college this fall or already done so?

Senior Associate Fred Hayes explains three key legal documents families should have in place with adult children.

To learn more about our Trusts and Estates practice area, visit the link in the first comment.

09/09/2026

Where you form your business is one of the most important decisions you'll make, and one of the most overlooked.

Before defaulting to Delaware, consider:
What's your ownership structure?
How are you financing?
Are you building to sell, or building to keep?

Our Associate Natalie G. Rogge breaks down what most business owners get wrong and what to consider instead.

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For decades, Delaware has been the default answer when forming a business entity. Its extensive body of corporate law, sophisticated Court of...

09/04/2026

Our team was proud to continue giving back to our communities as the new school year begins - this time in Rhode Island.

With our firm’s roots in Providence, we partnered with our friends at the Providence Public Schools and West Elmwood Housing Development Corporation to coordinate impactful donations that will go directly to support students and their families as they begin the new school year.

Thank you to our entire DarrowEverett team and to our community partners for making this effort possible.

Special thanks to DE Partner Carolyn Medina, Alfred Lima Elementary School Principal Tonya Costa, West Elmwood Deputy Director Jessica Thigpen and Community Health Representative Nayeli Lopez, and Providence Schools Chief of Family & Community Engagement Carina Pinto de Chacon.