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Kaloud, Inc. v. Shisha Land Wholesale, Inc.
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2:15-cv-03706
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September 27, 2016
Judge Blasts Atty Fee Request In $2M Hookah TM Fight
A California federal judge on Monday denied a motion for attorneys' fees to a victorious trademark-infringement defendant, blasting the hookah wholesaler for a litigation strategy that he says wasted the court's time and might have even been an indication of bad faith.
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August 18, 2016
Judge 'Confounded' Argument Made After $2M TM Award
A California federal judge questioned why a hookah distributor waited to claim it can’t be penalized for allegedly counterfeiting trademarks that weren’t yet registered, but vacated the rest of the $2 million jury verdict he reduced last month anyway, saying to do otherwise would cause a “manifest injustice,” according to a Wednesday filing.
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July 11, 2016
Calif. Judge Reduces $2M Award In Knockoff Hookah Case
A California federal judge trimmed a hookah maker's $2 million jury verdict on Monday after holding that there was sufficient evidence to support the finding that a distributor willfully infringed the company's trademarks with knockoffs but not to justify the entire statutory damages award.
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June 10, 2016
Calif. Jury Awards $2M In Knockoff Hookah Case
A California hookah maker was awarded $2 million in statutory damages Wednesday by a jury that found that a small distributor willfully infringed the company's trademark with knockoffs sold in a Southern California store in 2015.