Del. Ch. Ct. R. 88

(a) Motion. A person may seek an award of expenses,

including attorney’s fees, as part of the relief sought in a

paper or by separate motion. If a person seeks an award by

separate motion, then the motion must quantify the

amount. If the Court has granted an award but not an

amount, then absent agreement on an amount, the

recipient must move to quantify the award.

(b) Affidavit. A person moving to quantify an award

must submit an affidavit that includes:

(1) a summary of the work forming the basis for the

award;

(2) the title, hourly rate, total hours worked, and total

amount sought for each person whose work forms a

basis for the award;

(3) a summary of the out-of-pocket costs—organized

by category—forming the basis for the award;

(4) a statement that the applicant has incurred the

amount sought; and

(5) any other information the Court directs.

(c) Exception. This rule does not apply to petitions

under Rule 192.