Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Werner Erhard & Associates v. Christopher Cox for Congress
There is absolutely no notability standard that a legal case needs to "set precedent" to be notable. Many death penalty appeals do not "set precedent", but that does not mean the cases are not notable. Buffalo Creek did not "set precedent" - it was settled out of Court, but it is indisputably notable. Most notable civil cases do not "set precedent" - this is an absurd and fictitious standard, and any argument for why this article should be deleted should be made based on actual notability policies. The article clearly meets  based on the sources already cited
— User:Seraphim, 23:57, 29 December 2017 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)