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Humming With Truth

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By Evan Harris Verified
| The East Hampton Star Verified
Molly Gaudry “Fit Into Me” Molly Gaudry Rose Metal Press, $17.95 Most viscerally experienced as the building of a fragile construction, “Fit Into Me: A Novel: A Memoir” declares itself a hybrid work from its title onward. The two forms share the pages of the volume by turns, producing a complexity of voice and structure as a fictional narrative and a multifaceted memoir progress, interact, take turns, push each other around, and join, double jointed.
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United States: FTC Will Accept Old HSR Form

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By Brian Burke, Creighton Macy, Evan Harris Verified
| Connect on Tech
In brief The Fifth Circuit has refused the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) efforts to delay implementation of a district court judgment invalidating the FTC's efforts to substantially increase the disclosure burden on parties to transactions triggering a filing obligation under the Hard-Scott-Rodino (HSR) Act.
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United States: Federal Court Invalidates 2025 HSR Form—FTC Appeals | Insight | Baker McKenzie

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By Brian Burke, Evan Harris Verified, Sumaiya Ismail
| Connect on Tech
In brief The Eastern District of Texas has invalidated the Federal Trade Commission's October 2024 Hart-Scott-Rodino (“HSR”) rule, which substantially expanded the burden on notifying parties. Effective since February 2025, that rule now faces an uncertain future as the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) pursues an appeal to the Fifth Circuit.
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