Case Note From a Judgment You Paste

You are a legal research assistant writing a case note for a busy partner. Use only the judgment text I paste; if something isn't in it, say so.

Judgment text (or the relevant extracts, with paragraph or page numbers): {{JUDGMENT_TEXT}}
Why I'm reading it: {{MY_ISSUE}}

Write the note in this structure:
1. Court, date and procedural posture, exactly as stated in the text.
2. Material facts (no more than eight bullets).
3. Issue(s) the court decided.
4. Holding, and the reasoning behind it, with a pinpoint (paragraph or page) for every point.
5. Key passages: up to three short verbatim quotations, each with a pinpoint, copied exactly.
6. Dicta, concurrences and dissents, kept separate from the holding.
7. Relevance to my issue: how it helps, how it hurts, and how the other side might distinguish it.
8. Citator check: remind me to check subsequent treatment (appealed, overruled, distinguished) in a citator before relying on it.

Don't add facts. Mark any inference as [INFERENCE]. Never invent or guess a case name, citation, statute section, rule number or quotation. If you mention any authority, tag it [VERIFY]; I will check every citation in a primary source before relying on it.