DIRECTV, INC. v. Lockwood

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• applying Kansas law and noting that “an action for conversion may lie when the subject is intangible personal property” but aside from the nature of the disputed property, Plaintiff “does not allege ownership of” the Twitter account. (Doc. #28, pp. 9–10; Doc. #42, p. 12

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