QK Healthcare, Inc. v. InSource, Inc.

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• finding landownership was not a cognizable social group in part because the landowning group was “amorphous and lack[ed] particularity”
• reviewing the validity of a social group under a de novo standard

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).