Carson v. Dynegy, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• considering whether nonexclusive license was created despite defendant not having asked plaintiff to create a product
• finding conversion claim under Texas law was not preempted where complaint alleged physi- cal retention of tangible forms
• finding conversion claim under Texas law was not preempted where complaint alleged physical retention of tangible forms
• finding conversion claim under Texas law was not preempted where complaint alleged physi- cal retention of tangible forms
• explaining that Texas conversion law “concerns only physical prop- erty”
• “It is settled that a ‘nonexclusive license may be irrevocable if supported by consideration.’ ”

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