holding that a trademark infringement case is "exceptional" and justifies the award of reasonable a attorney's fee if defendants infringement was malicious, fraudulent, deliberate, and wilful
Summary of this case from Dive N' Surf, Inc. v. AnselowitzNo. 89-1738.
October 29, 1990.
JUSTICE WHITE would grant certiorari. Reported below: 893 F. 2d 648.
holding that a trademark infringement case is "exceptional" and justifies the award of reasonable a attorney's fee if defendants infringement was malicious, fraudulent, deliberate, and wilful
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Summary of this case from Patuxent v. Hancockordering new parole hearing
Summary of this case from Mateen v. Galleyreviewing authorized grounds for habeas corpus relief
Summary of this case from Mateen v. GalleyFull title:LEWIS, TRUSTEE FOR JOSEPH M. EATON BUILDERS, INC. v. DIETHORN ET UX
Court:U.S.
Date published: Oct 29, 1990
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