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The opinion and order in Nike v. lululemon (23-cv-771) is stamped "Filed 03/31/26" and grants lululemon's motion for judgment as a matter of law.
Docket: the 7 March 2025 verdict and $355,450 final judgment, the Federal Circuit mandate of 6 May 2026 dismissing Nike's appeal by agreement, and costs of $37,281.28 taxed for Lululemon on 26 May 2026.[1]
Recaps that Judge Arun Subramanian overturned the $355,450 verdict in March 2026 and that the parties later agreed to dismiss Nike's Federal Circuit appeal.[1]
Enters judgment for Lululemon on claims 1 and 14 of U.S. Patent No. 8,266,749 as invalid for obviousness, keeps the jury's non-infringement finding on the '046 patent, and says Nike is not entitled to any damages.[1]
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