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Zync v. Porsche: Omissions in Hydrogen Bombs and Corporate Filings

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By Jon Muenz, Matthew Henry, Matthew Henry
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Vice Chancellor Laster begins his May 26, 2026 opinion in the Zync, Inc. v. Porsche Investments Management, S.A. case with a Cold War era tale of a malfunctioning safety switch that prevented a hydrogen bomb from exploding over Goldsboro, North Carolina. He invokes this story to show the great importance some omissions can have. The opinion then goes on, however, to find that not all omissions are quite so meaningful and some omissions are insufficient to establish personal jurisdiction.
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Zync v. Porsche : Omissions in Hydrogen Bombs and Corporate Filings

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By Jon Muenz, Matthew Henry
| Accelerating Energy: Powering Business Through the Energy Transition
Vice Chancellor Laster begins his May 26, 2026 opinion in the Zync, Inc. v. Porsche Investments Management, S.A. case with a Cold War era tale of a malfunctioning safety switch that prevented a hydrogen bomb from exploding over Goldsboro, North Carolina. He invokes this story to show the great importance some omissions can have. The opinion then goes on, however, to find that not all omissions are quite so meaningful and some omissions are insufficient to establish personal jurisdiction.
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Development of synthetic bacteriophages with extended host range to overcome resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae

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By Jinny L. Liu, Scott Dean, Matthew Henry, Regina Z. Cer, Francisco Malagon, Kimberly A. Bishop-Lilly, Biswajit Biswas, Alexander M. Ditzel
| Nature Verified
Abstract Klebsiella pneumoniae (Kp) is a leading cause of bacterial nosocomial infections. The rapid emergence of multidrug-resistant (MDR) Kp strains poses a significant global health threat, challenging current antibiotic-based therapies. While bacteriophage therapy offers a promising alternative, its effectiveness is often limited by the narrow host ranges of natural phages and the rapid emergence of phage resistance.
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