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Peak Tactical’s answer denying infringement and asserting affirmative defenses, together with counterclaims for declaratory relief and infringement relating to the ’067 patent.
View Filing →Motion asking the JPML to centralize the Disruptor Actions in Wyoming for coordinated pretrial proceedings based on overlapping patents, parties, witnesses, and issues.
View Motion →Brief supporting transfer of the Disruptor Actions to Wyoming based on the same accused product, the same asserted patents, and Wyoming’s existing familiarity with the merits and discovery issues.
View Brief →Court order denying Rare Breed’s request for expedited discovery, finding no good cause and rejecting the attempt to use early discovery to renew the previously denied TRO/PI request.
View Order →Reply arguing that expedited discovery should be evaluated under Rule 26(d)’s good-cause standard, not reconsideration standards, and seeking targeted discovery on collectability, infringement, and validity issues tied to renewed preliminary-injunction relief.
View Reply →Response opposing expedited discovery as an improper attempt to re-run the TRO/PI proceeding after denial, and arguing the requested discovery would not cure the defects identified by the Court.
View Response →Memorandum seeking limited expedited discovery so Rare Breed can develop the record for a renewed preliminary-injunction request, including discovery on validity, infringement, insurance coverage, financial condition, and projected sales.
View Memorandum →Court order denying Rarebreed's request for TRO/PI and maintaining the status quo pending the case on the merits.
View Order →Transcript of TRO / preliminary injunction hearing proceedings.
View Transcript →Initial complaint alleging claims against Peak Tactical and Nicholas Norton.
View Filing →Rarebreed's request for emergency injunctive relief against Partisan.
View Motion →Rarebreed's proposed order outlining the requested restrictions and relief.
View Proposed Order →Partisan's briefing opposing Rare Breed’s TRO/PI request.
View Opposition →Plaintiffs’ brief arguing for emergency injunctive relief and outlining their infringement.
View Opposition →Motion seeking dismissal of claims against Nicholas Norton for lack of personal jurisdiction and failure to state a plausible basis for individual liability.
View Motion →Memorandum supporting dismissal of claims against Nicholas Norton for lack of personal jurisdiction and failure to state a viable individual-liability claim.
View Memorandum →Declaration covering business operations, sales, and anticipated injunction impacts.
View Declaration →Technical declaration addressing the ’067 patent and Tac-Con 3MR background/context.
View Declaration →Declaration addressing damages theories and alleged irreparable harm.
View Declaration →Rebuttal declaration addressing infringement and validity issues.
View Declaration →Defines post-settlement federal handling of FRTs and procedures for previously seized property.
View Document →Government filing used to justify early seizure efforts and machine-gun assertions.
View Document →Notice demanding cessation of sales for parts alleged to enable infringing use.
View Document →Quick reference: federal posture, restricted states, and IP context.
View Document →Referenced prior-art document included in prosecution records.
View Document →Early Browning-era fire-control concepts relevant to later trigger system evolution.
View Patent →Mid-century fire-control mechanism with concepts cited in later trigger-related discussions.
View Patent →Trigger/disconnector system using a reset lever that moves from open to closed when struck by the hammer to reset the mechanism.
View Patent →Carrier-influenced reset behavior later seen in FRT lineage.
View Patent →Commercial assisted-reset trigger often referenced as prior art.
View Patent →Related mechanical improvements in semiautomatic fire control.
View Patent →Early rapid-reset concept that informs current FRT designs.
View Patent →Redirected spring force to drive the trigger forward into a fast reset.
View Patent →Further refinement of assisted-reset fire control systems.
View Patent →Carrier-driven trigger reset timing influencing FRT operation.
View Patent →Sliding blocking-bar mechanism central to the FRT-15.
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