Newell Puerto Rico, Ltd. v. Rubbermaid Incorporated, Newell Puerto Rico, Ltd. v. Rubbermaid Incorporated

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• upholding verdict for dealer because principal had known for twenty-three years that dealer had been marketing competing product
• upholding verdict for dealer because ___ principal had known for twenty-three years that dealer had been marketing competing product
• “An overly stringent application of the severity requirement . . . 23 violates the statute by denying benefits to claimants who do meet the statutory definition 24 of disabled.”

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