RSA Media, Inc. v. AK Media Group, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding 19 activities such as walking and swimming are not transferable to a work setting
• “The fact that a 6 claimant’s testimony is not fully corroborated by the objective medical findings, in and of itself, 7 is not a clear and convincing reason for rejecting it.”
• plaintiff lacked antitrust standing where it “was not excluded from the market for outdoor billboards because of [defendant’s] threats,” but rather “because of the Massachusetts regulatory scheme that prevents new billboards from being built”
• summary judgment appropriate absent a plausible theory of causation and evidence thereof
• “This court has repeatedly asserted that the mere fact that a 11 plaintiff has carried on certain daily activities, such as . . . limited walking for exercise, 12 does not in any way detract from her credibility as to her overall disability.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).