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ASeq Newsletter 21 implied HN points 16 Mar 26
  1. PacBio agreed to pay Personal Genomics just over $23 million to license patents, settling a lawsuit and removing a legal threat.
  2. Those payments are spread over four years, so PacBio doesn’t have to pay the full amount up front.
  3. PacBio has about $279M in cash and is burning roughly $159M a year, leaving only about a year and a half of runway.
Adam's Legal Newsletter 339 implied HN points 04 Aug 23
  1. One proposed idea is Supreme Court Roulette, where a randomly selected Justice's view becomes the opinion of the Court.
  2. The current system of majority rule in the Supreme Court does not necessarily guarantee better or more reasoned decisions.
  3. Implementing Supreme Court Roulette could lead to more moderate decisions reflective of the country and improve incentives for the Justices.
The Quack Doctor 19 implied HN points 21 Jun 24
  1. Dr. Otto Bohl was an eccentric character known for his unusual habits and collection of animals and curiosities.
  2. Bohl faced legal troubles and conflicts with neighbors due to his unconventional lifestyle and behavior.
  3. Despite his eccentricities, Bohl's unique personality and interactions with his community make him a fascinating figure from the early 20th century.
The Sunday Morning Post 137 implied HN points 10 Sep 23
  1. New York City enforced strict restrictions on AirBNB and short-term rentals due to rising rents and limited housing supply.
  2. AirBNB, fighting against the regulations, faced lawsuits and ultimately a decline in listings in New York City.
  3. The recent enforcement of regulations in New York City marked a significant shift, with few approved permits for short-term rentals and a decrease in available AirBNBs.
Huddle Up 38 implied HN points 14 Aug 25
  1. Jon Gruden's lawsuit against the NFL could reveal hidden truths about how the league operates. This is a big deal because it challenges the NFL's control over private matters.
  2. The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that Gruden’s case should be heard in public, not kept private. This decision means the public could learn more about the NFL's dealings.
  3. Unlike other sports lawsuits, Gruden isn't just seeking money; he aims to shake things up and expose the NFL's practices. This could change the game for professional sports.
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philsiarri 44 implied HN points 12 Oct 23
  1. Microsoft is facing a $29 billion IRS audit for unpaid taxes from 2004 to 2013.
  2. The dispute centers around how Microsoft allocated profits across international jurisdictions.
  3. Big tech companies like Microsoft face scrutiny for shifting revenue to reduce tax obligations.