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· 4/14/2008

Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. v. Capstone Orthopedic, Inc.

Citations

  • 556 F. Supp. 2d 1122
  • 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 64756
  • 2008 WL 1734771

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  • noting that the parties' \ 'evidentiary objections' to [their adversary's] separate statements of undisputed facts are not considered because such objections should be directed at the evidence supporting those statements\
  • declining to rule on objections to statements in declarations submitted with a summary judgment motion
  • noting 14 that the parties’ “evidentiary objections to [their adversary’s] separate statements of 15 undisputed facts are not considered because such objections should be directed at the 16 evidence supporting those statements”
  • “The term ‘defraud’ for purposes of § 1030(a)(4) simply means wrongdoing and does not require proof of common law fraud.”
  • “Since facts supporting Plaintiff’s misappropriation of trade secrets claim against 16 [Defendants] also support this claim, a jury could reasonably find in favor of Plaintiff on this 17 claim.”

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Judges: Burrell

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