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December 10, 2025
2nd Circ. Seems Iffy On Salvation For 'Made In Heaven' IP Row
A Second Circuit panel seemed skeptical Wednesday of an Italian prop and set designer's challenge to a lower court's dismissal of his infringement case against artist Jeff Koons over his 'Made in Heaven' series, as the judges appeared to doubt arguments that he didn't bring the suit too late.
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December 10, 2025
HPE Fights State AGs' Bid To Block Juniper Integration
Hewlett Packard Enterprise told a California federal court that even though it has already combined with Juniper Networks, state enforcers are seeking to temporarily break up the companies while the court mulls a U.S. Department of Justice settlement over the $14 billion wireless networking deal.
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December 10, 2025
Guilty Budget Official's Legal Bill Battle Sent To Magistrate
A Connecticut federal judge on Wednesday tapped a magistrate judge to dig into an apparent billing dispute between former state budget official Konstantinos Diamantis and his criminal defense attorney, but he refused to delay a looming bribery trial until he decides whether to allow the lawyer to withdraw.
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December 10, 2025
2nd Circ. Urged To Nix Yacht, $37M Escrow From Guo Ch. 11
The daughter of Chinese exile Miles Guo on Wednesday asked the Second Circuit to reverse bankruptcy and district court decisions awarding a yacht and a $37 million support account to her father's Chapter 11 estate, saying those courts improperly relied upon a state court decision when issuing quick wins.
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December 10, 2025
Identifying And Resolving Conflicts Among Class Members
As the Fifth Circuit's recent decision in Nova Scotia Health Employees' Pension Plan v. McDermott International illustrates, intraclass conflicts can determine the fate of a class action — and such conflicts can be surprisingly difficult to identify, says Andrew Faisman at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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