Federal Circuit Judge Kimberly Moore, left, and Fifth Circuit Judge Stephen Higginson, right.
Austin litigator Mike Truesdale seems to have an interesting appellate issue. Now if he could just find an appellate court willing to hear it.
The Federal Circuit sent the semiconductor companies' dispute to the Fifth Circuit. Now the Fifth Circuit says it's not even "plausible" that it has jurisdiction.
February 22, 2019 at 06:29 PM
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Federal Circuit Judge Kimberly Moore, left, and Fifth Circuit Judge Stephen Higginson, right.
Austin litigator Mike Truesdale seems to have an interesting appellate issue. Now if he could just find an appellate court willing to hear it.
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