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Elon Musk called on corporations to leave Delaware. Delaware says it's doing just fine.

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Delaware state flag.
Delaware is generally considered a business-friendly state.

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I was a movie editor. Fighting for workers' rights made me quit the industry and go to law school.

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Edward Wadrip
After a decade editing documentaries, Edward Wardrip is going to law school to help fix what he sees is a broken system for workers.

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Luigi Mangione's 120-page healthcare history was accidentally shared by Aetna and his own lawyers, prosecutor says

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Luigi Mangione in his Pennsylvania booking photo.
Luigi Mangione in his Pennsylvania booking photo.

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Andreessen Horowitz fled Delaware and moved to Nevada. It's more about vibes than substance.

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It's illegal in most states for private equity to buy a law firm. Lawyers have figured out a workaround.

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A statue of Justice inside of a loop hole being painted
 

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Diddy could get a 20-year prison sentence but the reality probably won't be anything close to that

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In this courtroom sketch, Sean
Sean "Diddy" Combs reacts to being found not guilty of racketeering and sex-trafficking charges in federal court in Manhattan.

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I've watched Sean Combs get acquitted twice. Over 24 years, his recklessness and eye for star lawyers never changed.

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Laura Italiano outside the courthouse in New York
Business Insider's Laura Italiano outside the federal courthouse in Manhattan after the Sean "Diddy" Combs verdict. She's covered

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Meet the lawyers who defended Diddy

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Marc Agnifilo (center) spoke to the press following the mostly successful jury verdict for Sean "Diddy" Combs. He was joined by Brian Steel (left), Teny Geragos (right), and Xavier Donaldson (far right).

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What's next for Diddy's empire

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Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex-trafficking trial is coming to a close.

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What Diddy's guilty verdict and civil suits mean for his net worth, music catalog, and brands

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Sean "Diddy" Combs was found guilty of two felonies but acquitted of the most serious charges in his Manhattan federal trial.

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