In Contour IP Holding, a patented video streaming technology was initially struck down in the district courts as ineligible, only to be revived by the Federal Circuit in a rare 101 reversal.
In Chalmers, plaintiffs argued the NCAA's restrictions on NIL violated antitrust laws, asserting former athletes were unjustly deprived of lucrative compensation.
The two men misappropriated $3.6 million in employee taxes meant for the IRS, instead using the funds for their personal luxuries, like hockey tickets and country club memberships.
