SCO Group, Inc. v. Novell, Inc.

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• holding that an argument “insufficiently raised” in a party’s brief is “deemed waived”
• stating that “[a]n issue or argument insufficiently raised in a party's opening brief is deemed waived”
• recognizing “general rule . . . that a party waives issues and arguments raised [] for the first time” in a reply brief
• describing alternative rationale for settlement offers that do not include liability on the merits
• evaluating whether written instrument sufficient to transfer copyright ownership under § 204(a
• issue is waived when appellant fails to challenge an “alternative, independently sufficient basis for the district court’s ruling” in its opening brief

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).