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Thank you, I know I'm right. As I've pointed out, I am not legal trained in any way, but even a lobotomised monkey can see my point if they are not biased.
Yes, I have mixed terminology, hence saying it was overturned. Yes I'm flawed, yes I'm fallible. But however the terminology, there was still 2 CASES. Call it a retrial, call it whatever. My point is correct and still stands.
Both had a decision. Both had payouts, and infringements (if you want to split hairs, one was infringement, successfully won, then after the next was them stealing 'secrets').
Both were based on similarity. And if anyone thinks that can never be replicated across different media, they are sorely mistaken.