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From the New Yorker: The $1.8-Billion Lawsui...

In October 2023, Chancellor Kathaleen St. J. McCormick of the Court of Chancery addressed an issue of first impression in Crispo v. Musk, C.A. No 2022-0666-KSJM, holding that “a...

We have previously blogged about the section 546(e) defense to a trustee’s avoidance powers under the Bankruptcy Code. A trustee has broad powers to set aside certain transfers made by ...

This year has seen a bonanza of significant decisions on trademarks, including several high- profile decisions from the Supreme Court.

The Second Circuit was the first Circuit Court to address Jack Daniel’s Properties, Inc. v. VIP Products LLC, where the Supreme Court explained that when an alleged trademark infringer...

A lower court properly held that Governor Edward Lamont, of Connecticut, was entitled to qualified immunity in a suit alleging his order mandating public school teachers get vaccinated or test weekly for Covid-19 violated teachers’ constitutional rights, a federal appeals court said on Tuesday.

The Second Circuit recently affirmed a district court’s decision to dismiss a relator’s False Claims Act (FCA) claims, which were filed in connection with a bank’s purchase of a...

This Christmas, we’re looking at a series of rulings from U.S. federal courts on IP issues involving holiday ornaments, public displays with light sculptures, as well as one of the most popular Christmas songs ever.

WAR AGAINST CHRISTMAS COMPETITION 2010: [blog] [...

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