The Attorneys General (“AGs”) of fifteen states and the territory of Guam filed suit on October 1, 2026, in Indiana Commercial Court against EIDP, Inc., formerly known as E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. (“Old DuPont”), Corteva, Inc.
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A bite of the pie: Indiana Supreme Court says wagering taxes stay deducted
The Indiana Supreme Court unanimously held that Penn Entertainment was not required to add back wagering taxes it paid to other states when computing its Indiana taxable income.
In the latest episode of the SALT Shaker Podcast, Partners Jeremy Gove
Indiana Court of Appeals Reverses Regular Commitment Due to Insufficient Evidence
The Indiana Court of Appeals (the “Court”) recently reversed a regular commitment for a schizophrenic patient because the hospital failed to offer any evidence that the patient was dangerous to himself or others and that he was unable to function
Indiana AG Rokita Leads Multistate Coalition Targeting DuPont PFAS Contamination
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Injured by a Subcontractor on a Construction Job Site: Can You File a Third-Party Injury Claim?
Illinois and Indiana: Construction Worker Civil Injury Claims After Hurt in Subcontractor Accident
All sorts of construction projects are moving forward in our part of the country right now, employing thousands of workers in various trades. The current construction industries
Copyright Registration Before You Sue (and Why Photographers Keep Learning This the Hard Way)
A photographer in Indianapolis shoots a wedding, a storefront, a plate of food. The picture shows up on someone else’s website. A friend says “send a cease-and-desist.” Another friend says “sue them.” Both friends skip the part that actually matters
Injured While Working at a Steel Mill but Employed by a Contractor: Who Can Be Held Liable?
Steel Mill Accidents in Indiana and Illinois: Civil Liability for Outside Contractor Worker’s Injuries
Steel mills are some of the most dangerous workplaces in the world. When an accident happens, employees for the mill itself as well as workers for
What a BMI Bar Case Is (and Why This Blog Will Usually Skip Them)
Broadcast Music, Inc. licenses the public performance of songs in its repertoire. When a bar, restaurant, or grill plays that music without a license, BMI and the publishers sue. The complaint names the venue and, often, the owners. It lists
What a Schedule A Case Is (and Why This Blog Usually Skips Them)
If you scan the Northern District of Indiana copyright and trademark indexes, you will keep seeing captions like Plaintiff v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A. That is not a missing name. That is the case. The
Proper Use of the Federal Trademark Registration Symbol ® (2026)
As a trademark attorney, I almost always notice whether a company is using the federal registration symbol, ®. From time to time I look the mark up, and there is no registration. Sometimes there is not even an application.
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