Torres-Arroyo v. Rullan

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• deciding the challenged evidentiary issue despite the appellant's failure to file a motion for a new trial
• deeming inconsistent verdict claim waived where party failed to object after jury announced verdict but before jury was discharged
• giving effect to New Hampshire law allowing for attorneys’ fees in infringement action as a matter of course, despite higher standard imposed by federal l a w
• upholding finding that Italian word for “tools,” used to sell kitchen appliances, was suggestive because “the term can easily be viewed as suggesting a similarity, not an identity, between ordinary workman’s tools and electrical appliances”
• “[The] unbroken skein of cases makes manifest that money damages are not an option for private parties suing under Title III of the ADA”
• “District courts have the right—indeed, the obligation [to exclude evidence in order] to guard against juror confusion . . . .”

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