Court Rules for Plaintiff in Quiet Title Case Finding Defendant's Adverse Possession Argument Not Convincing

Following a bench trial for a trademark infringement dispute brought under the Lanham Act, the district court determined that appellees infringed appellant's trademark but refused to disgorge appellee of its profits after finding that the laches defense applied.

Complaint Plausibly Alleges That Sirius XM's Disclosures About 21.4% Fee Were Misleading

Plaintiff moved for a preliminary injunction in its patent infringement action alleging infringement on a design patent and court found plaintiff did not show an ordinary observer would be deceived into mistakenly purchasing defendant's accused product instead of plaintiff's Tote Hanger and plaintiff offered no concrete evidence to support the claim of irreparable harm. Motion denied.

Discrimination Claims Dismissed; Employee Fails to Show She Had Qualifying Disability

Consolidated Restaurant Operations v. Westport Insurance Corporation