AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoDelaware Courts & Workers’ Rights: The Delaware Superior Court upheld denial of workers’ compensation for a teacher’s spinal stroke, ruling that work stress alone wasn’t enough under the state’s “substantial cause” standard. Local Politics: Rep. Alonna Berry faced questions at a Milton Public Library town hall over whether the event broke library rules on candidate-specific campaign activity; Berry said it was a policy-focused meet-and-greet. Education & Student Life: An education nonprofit gave Delaware a “D” on phone-free school rules, saying the law leaves too much discretion to districts; separately, data showed Providence Creek Academy Charter School enrolled 295 Black students in 2024-25. Business & Delaware Law: A Chancery decision highlighted how Delaware LLC and corporate inspection rights can diverge, with contract waivers playing a major role. Public Health & State Action: Gov. Matt Meyer ordered Delaware flags at half-staff for Overdose Awareness Month and International Overdose Awareness Day. Consumer Watch: Walmart agreed to pay $50 million to settle DOJ/DEA allegations tied to unlawful opioid prescriptions.
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