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Focus Products Group International, LLC et al v. Kartri Sales Company, Inc.
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1:15-cv-10154
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June 06, 2023
Shower Curtain Cos. Win $929K In IP Atty Fees
A New York federal judge said owners of a Hookless brand of shower curtains are owed $929,000 in attorney fees, finding that two competitors engaged in "abusive litigation conduct."
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January 20, 2023
Shower Curtain Cos. Want $1.5M Atty Fee In Patent Feud
Six companies that won nearly $3 million in a patent infringement trial over Hookless brand shower curtains have asked a New York federal judge for about $1.5 million in attorney fees, arguing that the two competitors they sued have wasted the court's time for seven years.
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December 22, 2022
Shower Biz On The Hook For $3M Over Hookless Knockoffs
A federal judge in the Southern District of New York decided Thursday that a home decor brand owed almost $3 million to a rival that owns patents and trade dress protections covering its Hookless brand of shower curtains, popular with hotels.
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August 19, 2022
Judge Rips Post-Trial Filings In Shower Curtain Patent Feud
A New York federal judge has admonished a pair of companies targeted in a patent lawsuit over shower curtains without hooks, saying that their post-trial filings appeared to have extensive errors.