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Court won’t intervene in California ballot dispute

Court won’t intervene in California ballot dispute

It’s Election Day in the United States. At SCOTUSblog, we’ll be watching not only for race results, but also for new voting-related legal battles. In recent weeks, the Supreme Court has addressed several emergency applications linked to the midterms, and the justices...

The border wall dispute isn’t fit for the emergency docket

The border wall dispute isn’t fit for the emergency docket

In its latest request to the Supreme Court over President Donald Trump’s approach to immigration, the Justice Department turned to the court’s emergency docket to ask for fast-track permission to construct a border barrier system along a 517-mile stretch in remote...

JULY 2026 RETAIL PATENT LITIGATION REPORT

JULY 2026 RETAIL PATENT LITIGATION REPORT

July 2026 was an active month for retail patent litigation with continued serial filings against national chains. Frequent filers included Near Field Electronics, Fall Line Patents, and GoTV Networks. For retailers, the month is a reminder that exposure to NPE...

If The Study Doesn’t Fit, You Must Exclude It

If The Study Doesn’t Fit, You Must Exclude It

Some courtroom lines never die. More than thirty years later, everybody still knows the glove, the struggle to pull it on, and the rhyme that went with it — “If it doesn’t fit, you must acquit.” Here’s the thing, though. Long before...

Fifth Circuit Resolves Two More Deepwater Port Disputes

Fifth Circuit Resolves Two More Deepwater Port Disputes

Source: YouTubeSummaryCo-author Gunner WestThe Fifth Circuit continues to busy itself with deepwater port applications in the Gulf of Whatever-It’s-Called-For-Now. The Deepwater Port Act allows one port per “application area”, which the U.S. Maritime...

KCON Deadline for Submissions Approaches

KCON Deadline for Submissions Approaches

The 19th Annual International Conference on Contracts (KCON XIX) will take place at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th, 2027. If you have come before, I hope you will consider sending an abstract and...