Court Lacks Personal Jurisdiction Over Outfitter's CEO, Director in Hiking Injury Action

Court quashed subpoena issued to plaintiff employee's new employer where the subpoena sought information already provided by the employee and where defendant employer had failed to establish a reasonable likelihood that other information existed. Plaintiff's motion to quash subpoena granted.

NY's Definition of Cocaine Is Broader Than Federal Definition in Controlled Substances Act

Noerr-Pennington doctrine did not bar Sherman Act claims where there were factual disputes over the proximate cause of a manufacturer's public statements and where those statements involved the manufacturer's own products rather than a competitor's products. Defendant's motion for summary judgment granted in part and denied in part, motion to exclude expert testimony denied.

Claims Third Party Accessed PII Through Targeted Data Breach Provides Article III Standing

Equity Member of Debtor Engaged in Chap. 11 Proceedings Lacks Standing to Bring Claims