General Instrument Corporation of Delaware at No. 98-1502 v. Nu-Tek Electronics & Manufacturing, Inc., at No. 98-1424

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• providing that a party who fulfilled the injury-in-fact prong of the constitutional standing requirements would also be a person aggrieved under the relevant federal administrative statute
• providing a “party who fulfilled the injury-in-fact prong of the constitutional standing requirements would also be a ‘person aggrieved’” under the relevant federal statute
• in products liability action, plaintiffs'’ insurance company disposed of the car in which plaintiffs were injured
• where defen- dant had shown persistent pattern of pirating cable television signals, affirming injunction against distribu- tion of devices that could be used to pirate cable 8 Nos. 09-1554 & 09-2903 television signals even where devices might have lawful uses
• construing “any person aggrieved” in standing context
• upholding lower court’s award of attorneys’ fees

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