Incorporation Specialist Blog

Delaware has a separate court for the resolution of business disputes, the Court of Chancery, and appoints judges who are selected for qualifications. Even when judges change upon resignation or expiration of their 12 year term, it is not based on favoritism or a history of their decisions. Judges in Delaware make reasoned, non-political decisions. […]

Delaware takes pride in being the leading state for business entity law. One of the advantages of Delaware is its responsive filing system, including Delaware’s team of state employees and network of commercial agents.  Through DCIS, commercial agents located in Delaware who enter access contracts, complete training and pay access fees are able to incorporate […]