Daily Opinion Summaries for U.S. Fed. Circuit Court of Appeals - 04/20/2011

 

 

Daily Opinion Summaries U.S. Fed. Circuit Court of Appeals April 20, 2011 FindLaw.com Daily Opinion Summaries Newsletter Quick Links Cases & Codes Careers LawBrain Legal Market Center Lawyer Directory Lawyer Marketing Table of Contents LATEST SUMMARIES Civil Procedure, Intellectual Property, Civil Procedure, Entertainment Law, Patent, Judgement Enforcement, Remedies, Sanctions • Tivo Inc. v. Echostar Corp. Military Law, Government Benefits, Government Law, Civil Procedure, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure • Menegassi v. Dept. of Veteran Affairs View FindLaw's new Case Summary Blog for U.S. Fed. Circuit Court of Appeals. FindLaw's case summaries are copyrighted material and are not intended for republication without prior approval. You may, however, freely redistribute this e-mail in its entirety. To view the full-text of cases you must sign in to FindLaw.com. SPONSOR LATEST SUMMARIES Civil Procedure, Intellectual Property, Civil Procedure, Entertainment Law, Patent, Judgement Enforcement, Remedies, Sanctions Tivo Inc. v. Echostar Corp., No. 2009-1374 In a patent infringement dispute involving the circumstances under which a finding of contempt by a district court would be proper as to infringement by newly accused products related technology that allows television users to simultaneously record and play TV broadcasts using what is commonly known as a digital video recorder, judgment of the district court is affirmed in part and reversed in part where two-step KSM analytical framework in contempt cases is overruled, and defenses of vagueness and overbreadth of injunction by appellants were waived. Read more... Military Law, Government Benefits, Government Law, Civil Procedure, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Menegassi v. Dept. of Veteran Affairs, No. 2010-7091 In an appeal from a decision affirming the denial of a claim for entitlement due to post-traumatic stress disorder connected to service in the military, judgment of the trial court is affirmed where erroneous determination by court that the post-service opinion of a mental health professional cannot be used to establish the occurrence of a stressor under 38 C.F.R. section 3.304(f)(5) is harmless. Read more... SPONSOR SPONSOR Feedback We value your comments! Please take a moment to tell us what you think by sending us an e-mail. Subscription Information Click here to subscribe to a FindLaw Newsletter. To unsubscribe, click here. Advertising Information For more information about advertising in FindLaw Newsletters, click here. 800 W. California Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94086

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