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© 2022 Delaware Public MediaPlay Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsThe head of Delaware’s Court of Chancery is preparing to retire.&nbsp;&nbsp;Chancellor Andre G. Bouchard announced he plans to depart at the end of April.&nbsp;Bouchard was nominated to Chancery in 2014 by Gov. Jack Markell.&nbsp;He oversaw an expansion of the Court of Chancery back in 2018, in response to an increased growth of business looking to incorporate in the State of Delaware.&nbsp;The expansion increased the number of chancellors on the court from five to seven.&nbsp;Bouchard said in a statement Tuesday “It has been an honor of a lifetime to serve the citizens of Delaware as the steward of this special institution.”&nbsp;Before Bouchard was appointed to the Chancery Court, he spent 28 years as a corporate litigator in Wilmington.&nbsp;He hasn’t yet announced any specific plans after he retires, citing a need to spend time with his family.Roman Battaglia grew up in Portland, Ore, and now reports for Delaware Public Media as a Report For America corps member. He focuses on politics, elections and legislation activity at the local, county and state levels.

© 2022 Delaware Public MediaPlay Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsThe head of Delaware’s Court of Chancery is preparing to retire.&nbsp;&nbsp;Chancellor Andre G. Bouchard announced he plans to depart at the end of April.&nbsp;Bouchard was nominated to Chancery in 2014 by Gov. Jack Markell.&nbsp;He oversaw an expansion of the Court of Chancery back in 2018, in response to an increased growth of business looking to incorporate in the State of Delaware.&nbsp;The expansion increased the number of chancellors on the court from five to seven.&nbsp;Bouchard said in a statement Tuesday...

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