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Bankruptcy-law

Clutter v. First Community Bank

The court held First Community Bank’s surplus-proceeds petition was in rem, not an effort to collect a discharged debt personally, and dismissed the adversary complaint with prejudice.

  • Discharge-injunction
  • In-rem-vs.-in-personam
  • Rule-12(b)(6)
  • Surplus-tax-sale-proceeds
  • Lien-survival-after-discharge
  • Bankruptcy-discharge-injunction
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Civil-procedure

o9 Solutions, Inc. v. SAP SE et al.

The court overruled Defendants’ objections and denied dismissal, holding they had not shown the Netherlands was clearly more convenient than Texas or the United States.

  • Rule-12(b)(6)
  • Rule-12(e)
  • Forum-non-conveniens
  • Reply-brief
  • Extraterritoriality
  • Dtsa
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Civil-rights

Priest v. Werner Enterprises Inc. et al.

The magistrate judge recommended dismissing Priest’s § 1983 and related claims, finding no plausible state action, denying leave to amend, and declining supplemental jurisdiction over state-law claims.

  • 42-u.s.c.-§-1983
  • State-action
  • Rule-12(b)(6)
  • Pro-se-pleading
  • John-doe-defendants
  • Supplemental-jurisdiction-under-28-u.s.c.-§-1367(c)(3)
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Intellectual-property 983 F.3d 1353

Simio, LLC v. Flexsim Software Products

The Federal Circuit held Simio’s patent claims ineligible under § 101, affirming dismissal and denial of leave to amend in a dispute over graphical simulation modeling.

  • Patent-eligibility
  • 35-u.s.c.-§-101
  • Alice/mayo-framework
  • Motion-to-dismiss
  • Leave-to-amend
  • Rule-12(b)(6)
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