government-appropriation

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Case Title Lower Court Docketed Status Flags Tags Question Presented
25A507 William King, on Behalf of Himself and on Behalf of a Class of Others Similarly Situated, et al. v. United States Federal Circuit 2025-11-04 Application contractual-right fifth-amendment government-appropriation per-se-taking property-interest takings-clause Whether the Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause requires a per se taking analysis when a government action impairs a contractual right to draw on a pool …
25-523 United Water Conservation District v. United States Federal Circuit 2025-10-29 Pending Amici (7) fifth-amendment government-appropriation physical-taking property-rights regulatory-taking water-rights Whether the government's appropriation of water that a person had a property right to use is analyzed as a physical taking, rather than a regulatory t…
23-904 Larry Golden v. United States Federal Circuit 2024-02-22 Denied Response WaivedRelisted (2) 5th-amendment due-process government-appropriation just-compensation patent takings Is it a violation of procedural due process to order the Patent Owner to prove the Government directly infringed Patent Owner's patents under 28 U.S.C…
21-735 Jim Olive Photography, dba Photolive, Inc. v. University of Houston System Texas 2021-11-17 Denied Response RequestedResponse WaivedRelisted (2) cedar-point-nursery copyright-infringement fifth-amendment fourteenth-amendment government-appropriation right-to-exclude takings-clause Whether the government's appropriation of a copyright owner's right to exclude constitutes a per se taking under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments i…
20-1536 United States v. Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative, On Behalf of Itself and All Others Similarly Situated Federal Circuit 2021-05-04 Denied affordable-care-act appropriations cost-sharing-reduction cost-sharing-reductions government-appropriation health-insurance-exchange implied-remedy money-damages premium-tax-credit premium-tax-credits Whether the court of appeals erred in concluding that Congress intended to afford insurers an implied money-damages remedy as compensation for CSR pay…