Roy Steven Payne
Signed rulings
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“Accordingly, the Court DENIES Traxcell's Motion.”
“ORDERED that the Motions to Dismiss ... are GRANTED. ... ORDERED that My Health's complaints ... are DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE.”
“ORDERED that Defendants' motion for judgment on the pleadings (Docket No. 35) is DENIED.”
“ORDERED that the AUO Non-Infringement MSJ (Docket No. 252) is DENIED.”
“For the reasons above, IT IS RECOMMENDED that the Motion to Dismiss in this second-filed action (Dkt. No. 52) be GRANTED.”
“Samsung has not shown this case to be exceptional, and therefore Samsung's Motion for Attorneys' Fees under § 285 (Dkt. No. 192) is DENIED.”
“Samsung's additional Motion for Entry of Bill of Costs (Dkt. No. 196) is GRANTED-IN-PART and DENIED-IN-PART. Samsung's unopposed costs are taxable, but Samsung cannot recover any of the costs disputed by the parties.”
“After due consideration, the Court DENIES the Motion.”
“the Court finds that Defendants have failed to carry their burden to show that the Southern District of California is a clearly more convenient venue for this case. Accordingly, Defendants' Motion to Transfer (Dkt. No. 56) is DENIED.”
“After considering the evidence and weighing the pertinent factors, the Court finds that transfer is not warranted in this case.”
“For the following reasons, the Court holds SSL's disclosures are sufficient under the Local Rules and denies Cisco's requested relief.”
“The Court DENIES the Motion to the extent that it seeks to transfer this case to the Eastern District of North Carolina (‘E.D.N.C.’) under §1404.”
“The Court also recommends that Defendants' Motion be DENIED with respect to Prismaflex's arguments for dismissal based on a lack of personal jurisdiction under 12(b)(2), improper venue under 12(b)(3), and failure to state a claim under 12(b)(6).”
“The Court also DENIES the Motion to Strike.”
“the Court finds that Princess Cruise has failed to carry its burden of showing that the Central District of California is a clearly more convenient venue for this case. Accordingly, for the reasons set forth below, the Court DENIES Princess Cruise's Motion to Transfer to the Central District of California.”
“the Court finds that Defendant's Motion should be, and hereby is, GRANTED. Therefore, it is ORDERED that the above-captioned case is TRANSFERRED to the District of Massachusetts.”
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