CIT Says Questions of Fact Remain in GoPro Customs Spat, Orders More Briefing
The Court of International Trade in a Sept. 11 opinion ordered litigants in a customs case on GoPro camera cases to address whether any "material facts in dispute" are outstanding or whether the case is "ripe for summary judgment." Judge…
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Timothy Reif said it appears there are lingering questions of fact regarding whether the camera housings feature lens coverings that obstruct the camera's use when enclosed within the housings, whether the camera is functional as a camera and if the camera's spring buttons on the housing are designed to resist pressure.