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CAFC-DCTJuly 22, 2026·26-1813·Appeal dismissed; mandate issued July 22, 2026.

MIDAS GREEN TECHNOLOGIES, LLC v. GREEN REVOLUTION COOLING, INC.

District Court

Holding

The Federal Circuit dismissed the appeal under Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 42(b) based on the parties' agreement. The court ordered each side to bear its own costs.

Why It Matters

This order has no patent-law merits ruling, but confirms the appeal ended by stipulated dismissal with no cost shifting.

Full Summary

MIDAS GREEN TECHNOLOGIES, LLC v. GREEN REVOLUTION COOLING, INC. [ORDER] The Federal Circuit dismissed the appeal under Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 42(b) based on the parties' agreement. The court ordered each side to bear its own costs. This order has no patent-law merits ruling, but confirms the appeal ended by stipulated dismissal with no cost shifting. Appeal dismissed; mandate issued July 22, 2026. The order is nonprecedential. The appeal arose from the Western District of Texas, No. 6:24-cv-00166-CRW. The Federal Circuit did not address any patent-law issue, claim construction, infringement, validity, damages, or jurisdictional merits. The dismissal was entered under Fed. R. App. P. 42(b) by agreement of the parties. Each side bears its own costs, and the order issued as the mandate the same day. non-precedential standing / jurisdiction waiver / forfeiture claim construction infringement damages non-precedential standing / jurisdiction waiver / forfeiture claim construction infringement damages non-precedential standing / jurisdiction

Key Points

  • The order is nonprecedential.
  • The appeal arose from the Western District of Texas, No. 6:24-cv-00166-CRW.
  • The Federal Circuit did not address any patent-law issue, claim construction, infringement, validity, damages, or jurisdictional merits.
  • The dismissal was entered under Fed. R. App. P. 42(b) by agreement of the parties.
  • Each side bears its own costs, and the order issued as the mandate the same day.
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