Grant Stern v. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Executive Office of the

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• recognizing that summary judgment is appropriate on the issue of intent if there has been a failure to supply highly material information and if the summary judgment record establishes that (1) the applicant knew of the information; (2
• finding lack of intent for inequitable conduct af- ter consideration of evidence on summary judgment
• declining \to lay down a general rule as to when intent may be or must be inferred from the withholding of material information by an applicant\
• declining “to lay down a general rule as to when intent may be or must be inferred from the withholding of material information by an applicant”
• “[c]onclusory allegations and attorney arguments are 20 insufficient to overcome a motion for summary judgment”
• “While our precedent urges caution in the grant of summary judgment respecting a defense of inequitable conduct, summary judgment is not foreclosed.”

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