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A Look At Del. Compliance Standards For Notice Provisions

By Lance Phillips and Danielle Simms ( July 1, 2019, 1:33 PM EDT) -- Contracting parties looking to provide notice under their agreements may wonder how they could have agreed to such a burdensome communication process. Contracts continue to require that notices and other communications be provided by antiquated methods, such as certified mail, registered mail, courier service and personal delivery. Where email is permitted, often it is effective only when receipt is confirmed by the recipient, or it must be accompanied by a hard copy, making it an unattractive alternative to the other methods. Waiting periods before delivery is deemed effective are also common....

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