The court reversed a disability-benefits denial because the agency inadequately discounted the claimant’s symptom testimony and the error affected the functional analysis.
A default judgment permanently barred a nonappearing defendant from using the PETER MILLAR mark and required surrender of infringing materials.
The court invalidated a rideshare identification patent as an abstract method of organizing human activity and dismissed infringement claims against Uber and Waymo with prejudice.
A federal court kept a Song-Beverley warranty action because claimed actual damages and a possible double-damages civil penalty pushed the amount in controversy above $75,000.