Charles B. Vincent represents the Firm's institutional investor clients in merger and acquisition litigation in the Delaware Court of Chancery and courts throughout the country. 

Prior to joining Labaton Sucharow, Mr. Vincent was an associate at Fish & Richardson, P.C., where he specialized in District Court and Chancery practice. He has previously worked in higher education administration and also owned and operated a sports photography company. 

Mr. Vincent began his legal career as a law clerk for Justice Henry duPont Ridgely in the Delaware Supreme Court. 

He is the author of The Handling of a Claim for Tortious Interference with an At-Will Employment Contract in the Delaware State Courts versus the Delaware District Court, 12 Del. L. Rev. 121 (2011); Bittorrent, Grokster, and Why Entertainment and Internet Lawyers Need to Prepare for the Fair Use Argument for Downloading Television Shows, 10 J. Internet L. 1 (2007), and Cybersmear II: Blogging and the Corporate Rematch Against John Doe Version 2.006, 31 Del. J. Corp. L. 987 (2006). He is the co-author of Delaware's 'No-Go' Treatment of No-Talk Provisions: Deal-Protection Devices After Omnicare, 33 Del. J. Corp. L. 311 (2008).  

Mr. Vincent received a J.D., magna cum laude, from Widener University School of Law, where he was presented with the Donald E. Pease Best Student Article Memorial Award. He was the articles editor of the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law, and served as an extern for Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons in the Delaware Court of Chancery. Mr. Vincent earned a B.A., cum laude, in Business Administration from Franklin & Marshall College. He was awarded the William H. Hager Prize for Business and was also a John Marshall Scholar.