Consumer Health Info. Corp. v. Amylin Pharms., Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit May 28, 2015, Argued; April 15, 2016, Decided No. 14-3231 Opinion  [***1361]   [*993]  Sykes , Circuit Judge . Consumer Health Information Corporation...

2014 Pat. App. LEXIS 8830 Patent Trial and Appeal Board Representative Orders, Decisions and Notices June 27, 2014, Decided Cases 1 IPR2014-00293 (Patent 8,314,689), Paper 18 IPR2014-00293; IPR2014-00294 (Patent 8,314,689), Paper 18 IPR2014-00294; IPR2014...

Northwest Wholesale Stationers, Inc. (Northwest) is a wholesale purchasing cooperative whose membership consists of office supply retailers in the Pacific Northwest States. Nonmember retailers can purchase supplies from Northwest at the same price as...

Chambers v. Miss. Supreme Court of the United States November 15, 1972, Argued ; February 21, 1973, Decided No. 71-5908 Case Summary Procedural Posture The state supreme court (Mississippi) affirmed defendant's conviction for the murder of a policeman...

Steel Co. v. Citizens for a Better Env't Supreme Court of the United States October 6, 1997, Argued ; March 4, 1998, Decided No. 96-643 Case Summary Procedural Posture Petitioner company sought review of the judgment of the United States Court of...

Bmw of N. Am. v. Gore Supreme Court of the United States October 11, 1995, Argued ; May 20, 1996, Decided No. 94-896. Case Summary Procedural Posture Petitioner automobile distributor appealed a decision of the Supreme Court of Alabama, which affirmed...

Universal Health Servs. v. United States ex rel. Escobar Supreme Court of the United States April 19, 2016, Argued; June 16, 2016, Decided No. 15-7 Case Summary Overview HOLDINGS: [1]-The implied false certification theory can be a basis for liability...

Defendants Gray, a former Kentucky official, and McNally, a private individual, along with one Howard Hunt, the former chairman of the Commonwealth's Democratic Party, were charged with violating 18 U.S.C.S. § 1341 , which prohibited the use...

Based on information that respondent Keith M. Scott, a parolee, had violated the conditions of his parole by such acts as possessing weapons, parole officers entered the former’s home and found firearms, a bow, and arrows. The evidence obtained...

With respect to the Federal Constitution's Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination, the Supreme Court of United States, in Edwards v. Arizona, announced a rule to the effect that law enforcement officers must immediately cease questioning...