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If You Are Reading This in the Hours After Wilmington Hospital You came to this page because someone you love went to work inside ChristianaCare's Wilmington Hospital on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, and did not come home the same person. Maybe they did not come home at all. Or maybe they came home alive, wounded, and now sitting in a different hospital bed trying to process what happened inside a building that was supposed to be one of the safest places in Delaware. We are sorry. We are sorry for the phone call you received, for the drive to the hospital you did not want to make, for the silence in the house now, for the questions you cannot stop asking — how, why, who knew, who could have stopped this. Before we say one word about the law, we want you to hear two things. First: what happened at Wilmington Hospital was not just a "crazy person with a gun." The law in Delaware, the law of every state, treats workplaces — especially hospitals — as places where employers have affirmative legal duties to protect the people inside them. Those duties exist whether or not a shooter was known…

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What Tuesday Took From a Wilmington Family Somewhere in Wilmington tonight, a family is sitting at a kitchen table waiting for a name to be released. Someone's mother, father, son, or daughter put on scrubs Tuesday morning, drove to work at Wilmington Hospital on West 14th Street, and clocked into a shift in the Emergency Department. By sunset, a hospital that exists to save lives had become a crime scene, surrounded by Wilmington police cars and a medical helicopter staged on the apron. Their loved one was not coming home. A second coworker is fighting for their life in a hospital bed, possibly down the hall from where the shots were fired. That is the human reality behind the headlines. Everything else on this page — the statutes, the deadlines, the defendant maps, the preservation letters, the insurance playbook — exists to serve the family sitting at that table, the wounded coworker in the bed, and the staff members like Brian Pfeffer, the hospital guide, who told Action News he was "kind of shaking" as armed police entered the building around him. If you are reading this because Tuesday happened to your family, we are sorry — and we are…

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What You Are Facing Right Now, and What You Can Do About It Today If you are reading this page, the most likely reason is that you are part of the ChristianaCare family in Wilmington — and on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, a 23-year-old employee walked into the Emergency Department of Wilmington Hospital, in the 500 block of West 14th Street, and shot two of your coworkers, killing one and wounding the other. You may be the parent, spouse, child, or sibling of the person who died. You may be the second victim, recovering from a gunshot wound in a hospital bed somewhere in the region. You may be a hospital guide like Brian Pfeffer — a man who told Action News he was in the ED when the shots rang out, that it was "super intense," that he was "kind of shaking," and that "God forbid anyone should have to be a part of that." Or you may be one of the many caregivers, nurses, techs, registration staff, and security officers who were inside that building when a place you went to heal people became a crime scene. Whatever your connection, you are now inside a legal process you…