May 5, 2023 Pretrial Conference at 57, 60-62 (noting that the parties were to use "under the law applicable in this case" to refer to earlier rulings as necessary, and instructing the parties to object as necessary during trial so the Court could "make a ruling in the context of what is going on at the time" because the Court needed to evaluate "an objection made in the context of that specific witness" and that specific testimony) (D.I. 381). See supra note 150; see also Tilson v. Lutheran Senior Servs., Inc., 2013 WL 6596959, at *4 (Del. Super. Ct. Dec. 12, 2013) (observing on a motion for new trial: "The waiver rule is intended to afford a trial court the immediate opportunity to correct any trial error. The rule fosters the efficient trial of cases by ensuring that the Court may contemporaneously address any objectionable statement or conduct, either with a curative instruction or otherwise."