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Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: The Get Out of Jail Free Card for Big Pharma That May Not Work

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Casting Lumos on Protections for Defendants in the Wizarding World

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Holla, “We Want Prenup!” . . . But Preferably If It Is Before December 31, 2018

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A Stranger to the Action: Third Party Litigation Financing

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Tale of the Tape: the NFL’s Copyright Claim to the Only Known Super Bowl I Recording

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What is Executive Privilege? Can Trump Invoke it to Block Bolton’s Testimony?

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A Different Battle Over the Border: Concerns Over New DNA Collection Program

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Federal Judge Reverses Course on LIBERTAD Act Claim

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Sanctity in the Sanctuaries (?): Legal Implications of “Second Amendment Sanctuary” Resolutions in Kentucky

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The Dark Side of “Going Viral”: Can You Still Sue for Defamation

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Restorative Justice: Unique Challenges for Rural Communities

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Recount: A Tale of Kentucky's Gubernatorial Election

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To Defend or Not to Defend: Commercial General Liability (CGL) Insurers at the Center of Opioid Litigation

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Keeping Up With Copyright Infringement: Fast Fashion’s Modern Takeover

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NCAA Takes Small Step in Long Process Towards Allowing Student-Athletes to Profit from Name, Image and Likeness Rights

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Not All Fun and Logic Games: The LSAT’s Attempt to Ensure Inclusivity through Reformation

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Hallelujah! We Have Waited 30 Years for Stark and AKS Reform. Sadly, it Still Is Not Enough.

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Kaestner: Applying a Minimum Connections Test to State Taxation of Trusts

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Happy Halloween: A Litigation Nightmare?

In this edition of KLJ Blog, Vol. 108, Staff Editor Madeline Cain discusses how un-happy Halloween can truly be and the slew of litigation that can cloud the mischievous holiday.

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