TikTok has persuaded the Fifth Circuit to transfer a patent dispute out of West Texas. How much impact will the opinion have for future patent defendants? Prof. Paul Gugliuzza says it’s too soon to say. Read More

Prof. Jonathan Lipson is among a group of law professors calling for an independent examiner to review several murky aspects of the FTX bankruptcy. Read More

“If an examiner is not appropriate in this case, then an examiner is not appropriate in any case:” Prof. Jonathan Lipson to the 3rd Circuit on the FTX bankruptcy and the role of transparency in Chapter 11 reorganizations. Read More

Prof. Jonathan Lipson spoke at a hearing before the 3rd Circuit on behalf of amici advocating for an independent examiner in the FTX bankruptcy, citing the company’s “free-fall bankruptcy” amid “allegations of serious misconduct.” Read More

Prof. Laura Little explains what the PA Supreme Court does ahead of the November elections. Read More

Prof. Ken Jacobsen discusses the rise of “bad actors” who try to steal compensation or personal information from class members in mass tort settlements. Read More

The Archdiocese of Baltimore filed for bankruptcy just days before a Maryland law extending the statute of limitations for child sex abuse went into effect, a move Prof. Jonathan Lipson says could impose federal bankruptcy timelines on survivors’ ability to file claims. Read More

A Massachusetts mother is accused of murdering her three young children with exercise bands. Prof. Jules Epstein joins Law&Crime Network’s Jesse Weber to examine the evidence against her. Read More

Prof. Jules Epstein interviewed Saul Kessin, author of Duped, a book about how the Reid method of interrogation produces false confessions, for the ABA. Here’s what he learned. Read More

Dean Rachel Rebouche describes ordinances declaring towns and counties “Sanctuaries of the Unborn” as scare tactics designed to “create enough confusion” to have a chilling effect on people seeking otherwise legal abortion care. Read More