Delaware District Court Standing Order Compliance
Complete procedural compliance with Chief Judge Colm F. Connolly's April 2022 Standing Order regarding Third-Party Litigation Funding in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.
The April 2022 Standing Order
Under Chief Judge Connolly's standing order, any party in a case assigned to the judge that enters into an agreement with a non-party litigation funder must file a formal disclosure statement within 30 days of the party's initial appearance.
- • Legal name, jurisdiction of incorporation, and address of funder.
- • Names of any persons or entities with an ownership interest in funder.
- • Confirmation whether funder approval is required for lawsuit settlement.
- • Brief description of the nature of the financial interest.
Automated Rule 3(a) Pack
FundMyCases provides retained trial counsel with an automated, pre-vetted Delaware Standing Order Compliance Pack ready for immediate electronic court filing (ECF):
Preventing Opposing Counsel Motion Attacks
Because FundMyCases contracts contain clear non-interference clauses and strict separation of powers, litigants facing Delaware Rule 3(a) disclosures cleanly pass judicial scrutiny without protracted evidentiary hearings or sanctions motions.