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Katie Lutz

Cincinnati
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Business Wire, Genome Medicine, BioRxiv, EIN News, EIN Presswire, Accelerating Energy: Powering Business Through the Energy Transition, HLS Forum on Corporate Governance
Biologist by day, travel blogger by night. I have a passion for travel, food, conservation and the ocean! facebook.com/fromshorestosk

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Biallelic SCO2 Variants Presenting as Motor-Predominant Axonal Neuropathy With Complex IV Deficiency

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By Adriana P. Rebelo, Katie Lutz, Tiffany Grider
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Background and Aims SCO2 (synthesis of cytochrome c oxidase) encodes a mitochondrial metallochaperone essential for copper delivery to cytochrome c oxidase (COX), a key component of the oxidative phosphorylation system [1]. Pathogenic variants in SCO2 are predominantly associated with severe early-onset mitochondrial disease, most frequently presenting as fatal cardioencephalomyopathy in infancy [2, 3].
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Facts, Not Labels: The Limits of Delaware Notice Pleading

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By Hille Sheppard, Zachary Payne, Katie Lutz
| Accelerating Energy: Powering Business Through the Energy Transition
In Caerus Group, LLC v. Chemicar Europe NV, No. 2025-0393-BWD, 2026 WL 668208 (Del. Ch. Mar. 10, 2026), the Delaware Court of Chancery issued a strong reminder that notice pleading does not mean no pleading. Vice Chancellor David dismissed claims arising out of a failed automotive-products joint venture because the pleadings substituted conclusions and speculations for facts and therefore could not pass muster under Rule 12(b)(6).
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Katie Lutz | People | Sidley Austin LLP

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By Katie Lutz
| Accelerating Energy: Powering Business Through the Energy Transition
KATIE LUTZ focuses her practice on commercial litigation and disputes. While attending Columbia Law School, Katie served as an editor of The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, and held leadership roles with the Domestic Violence Project and Columbia Law Women’s Association.
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