Public-record analysis · Sources reviewed October 27, 2026. Corporate proceedings and company statements are distinguished from allegations about individuals.

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Sources and further reading

  1. District court memorandum opinion, March 2, 2026, Document 60
  2. D.C. Circuit opinion, May 1, 2026, No. 24-5294
  3. Inhance: regulatory update on fluorinated packaging, January 31, 2025

Court filings contain parties’ positions unless identified as judicial findings. This article is not a report of a personal criminal conviction involving Prakash Iyer. Cover scenes are symbolic editorial illustrations.