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Can My Bankruptcy Discharge Be Denied?

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Bankruptcy law presumes that a debtor will get a discharge in a properly filed case. The few...
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IPSC Breakout Session 5, IP, Politics & Identity

Consumer Law

Intellectual Property and Political Identity, Barbara Lauriat IP features some strange bedfellows, going back as early as we can find about...
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Under Armour defeats Lanham Act claim, must continue to fight tortious interference

Consumer Law

Multiple Energy Technol., LLC v. Under Armour, Inc., 2026 WL 2016679, 2:20-CV-664 (W.D. Pa. Jul. 13, 2026) Bioceramic powder is “a...
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IPSC Breakout Session 2 Copyright Fixation & Subject Matter

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Culture Isn’t Transitory: The Disappearance of Music and Film Under the Copyright Regime Amanda...
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DDC won’t protect World Professional Association for Transgender Health against FTC/WD Tex

Consumer Law

World Professional Association for Transgender Health v. Federal Trade Comm’n, No. 26-532 (JEB), 2026 WL 1999008 (D.D.C. Jul. 10, 2026)...
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executive liable for false advertising can’t be made to disgorge salary, 9th Circuit rules

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Multiple Energy Technologies, LLC v. Casden, 2026 WL 2196259, No. 24-4691, — F.4th —- (9th Cir. Jul. 30, 2026) The parties...
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