Michael H. Park
Signed rulings
A grounded sample of orders signed by this judge, with the verbatim dispositive language.
“On review, we agree that Plaintiffs alleged an injury in fact sufficient for Article III standing. REVERSED and REMANDED.”
“We hold that the district court properly ordered restitution for losses from Parnell's wire fraud dating back to 2010. ... We thus AFFIRM the judgment of the district court.”
“We hold that: (1) Ford Financial Solutions has Article III standing to bring its petition for review, (2) Section 913(f) of the Dodd-Frank Act authorizes Regulation Best Interest, and (3) Regulation Best Interest is not arbitrary and capricious. DENIED.”
“We hold that the DMCA does not require Mango to prove that BuzzFeed knew its actions would lead to future, third-party infringement, so the district court properly awarded damages. AFFIRMED.”
“We conclude that (1) Booker's Free Exercise claims fail because Defendants are entitled to qualified immunity; (2) Booker's RLUIPA claims are moot because he was transferred from Auburn; and (3) the district court properly admitted the contested evidence. We thus AFFIRM.”
“AFFIRMED in part, VACATED and REMANDED in part for further proceedings.”
“The district court correctly held that 14 Penn Plaza governs this case and granted IBM's motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' complaint. We affirm.”
“Bainbridge's claims are thus time-barred, and we AFFIRM the judgments of the district court.”
“So the district court acted within its broad discretion by imposing the narrowly tailored special condition requiring Farooq to obtain approval from the court before publishing any further information about them. We thus AFFIRM.”
“The district court (Broderick, J.) thus dismissed the claim for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction. We AFFIRM.”
“First, the piggybacking rule does not apply to arbitration and, in any event, it is not a substantive right under the ADEA. Second, the presumption of public access to judicial documents is outweighed here by the Federal Arbitration Act's strong policy in favor of enforcing arbitral confidentiality provisions ... AFFIRMED.”
“We thus VACATE the district court's confirmation of the award and REMAND with instructions to dismiss the petition as moot. We REVERSE the district court's grant of the motion to unseal.”
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