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Justices Skeptical of Biden Admin and Natural Gas Pipeline Company’s Arguments in Favor of Eminent Domain for Big Business Colin Kalmbacher © Provided by Law & Crime The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case with significant implications for the extent of the power that private companies have over governments in terms of eminent domain. Stylized as PennEast Pipeline Co. v. New Jersey, the dispute centers around whether the hydrocarbon business can seize state-owned property in order to build a 116-mile-long natural gas pipeline through Pennsylvania and New Jersey. ...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The past year has brought with it many changes, and the tumultuous realm of intellectual property law is no exception. From a pair of holdings that made copyright claims more difficult when the government is involved on either side to an anticipated reexamination of an old doctrine of patent law, the pandemic has not prevented the Supreme Court from further refining the field of intellectual property law. In a holding that hits particularly close to home for those of us in the legal profession, a five-justice majority ruled that ann...