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Australia High Court hears submissions on Cambridge Analytica data breaches

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The issues to be addressed include whether a foreign corporation can “carry on business” in Australia if it has no other commercial activities or domestic business and whether the requirement of a “prima facie case” requires evidence that could support inferences sufficient to establish the cause of action.

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Proper analysis for petition to dismiss under Tennessee Public Participation Act (TPPA).

Day on Torts

Rock Creek Construction, Inc. , 1, 2022), plaintiffs filed suit against defendant construction company related to defendant’s construction of plaintiffs’ residential home, and defendant filed a counterclaim, which was the claim at issue in this appeal. In Reiss v. E2021-01513-COA-R3-CV, 2022 WL 16559447 (Tenn. quoting Tenn.

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Dismissal Based on Lack of Foreseeability Reversed.

Day on Torts

6, 2020), plaintiffs were the decedent’s children, who had died while working as a plumber on a construction project. Southland Constructors , No. M2019-02060-COA-R3-CV (Tenn. The trial court had based its decision to dismiss primarily on its finding that “the chain of events leading to Decedent’s death was unforeseeable.”

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Supreme Court on Patent Law: November 2023

Patently O

Ramey, III seeks review of whether an attorney fee award against a party in a patent case under 35 USC §285 can be based on pursuing “baseless” litigation after a magistrate judge’s noninfringement recommendation, but before that recommendation was made final by the district judge.

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Court strikes a blow for sentencing discretion under provision in federal firearm statute

SCOTUSBlog

” Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s concise opinion for the court opted for a simple and literal construction of the statute’s language. “[I]n some cases, the maximum sentence would be lower than the minimum sentence,” she wrote.

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Obviousness and Pharmaceutical Method of Treatment Claims

Patently O

In its analysis here, the Federal Circuit focused on claim construction, and particularly the singular “a” patient requirement in the claims. The claims at issue recite treating “ a psychiatric patient” in need of schizophrenia treatment.