Case details for Rooney v. Von Paris, et al

Case information

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Rooney v. Von Paris, et al

Docket number

23-CCB-0211
Status Closed

Parties

  • Joseph Rooney – Claimant
  • Alexandra Von Paris – Respondent
  • Route One Apparel, LLC – Respondent

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106 Download Final Determination (Opens new window) Final DeterminationCopyright Claims Board12/23/2024 12:00 PM EST
105Respondents’ request to address statutory damages (Dkt. 104) is denied. Claimant’s initial written testimony (Dkt. 42) asked the Board to “[a]ward the maximum statutory damages.” It was only Claimant’s reply testimony that caused confusion, which Claimant has now cleared up to confirm he is seeking statutory damages as he previously stated.  Toggle tooltip (Keyboard shortcut: "Crtl+Enter" opens and "Escape" or "Delete" dismiss)Docket NoteCopyright Claims Board12/03/2024 04:50 PM EST
104 Download Request to Address Document 103 (Opens new window) Requests not Otherwise SubmittedRoute One Apparel, LLC, Alexandra Von Paris12/03/2024 03:41 PM EST
103 View Statement as to Damages(Opens new window) Statement as to DamagesJoseph Rooney11/25/2024 09:31 PM EST
102Claimant’s papers alternately ask for “maximum statutory damages of $30,000” and “maximum actual damages of $30,000.” Claimant must choose between either a) actual damages, which is calculated as the harm to claimant plus any of respondent’s profits attributable to the alleged infringement; OR b) statutory damages, which is an amount the Board considers just given the totality of the evidence and circumstances. Claimant should make this choice by Tuesday, November 26, 2024, and may do so by filing a Statement as to Damages on eCCB. Claimant should not add any argument to his statement. This is a requirement and should not be interpreted in any way as if the Board has made any decision on liability. More information is available in the Damages chapter of the CCB Handbook.  Toggle tooltip (Keyboard shortcut: "Crtl+Enter" opens and "Escape" or "Delete" dismiss)Docket NoteCopyright Claims Board11/18/2024 12:22 PM EST
101 Download Respondents' Sur-Reply (Opens new window) Other SubmissionAlexandra Von Paris, Route One Apparel, LLC11/14/2024 02:03 PM EST
100 Download Exhibit to Sur-Reply (Opens new window) Other SubmissionAlexandra Von Paris, Route One Apparel, LLC11/14/2024 02:03 PM EST
99Respondents can file a sur-reply of no more than three pages by November 22, 2024 simply to address the issue of whether or not they produced the evidence referred to in their Sur-reply Request in discovery, and if not, why not. Respondents are cautioned that they may not argue the merits of this proceeding in their sur-reply.  Toggle tooltip (Keyboard shortcut: "Crtl+Enter" opens and "Escape" or "Delete" dismiss)Docket NoteCopyright Claims Board11/14/2024 06:33 AM EST
98 Download Respondents' Request for Leave to File Sur-Reply (Opens new window) Request for Leave to File ReplyAlexandra Von Paris, Route One Apparel, LLC11/13/2024 04:48 PM EST
97 Download Reply Written Testimony (Opens new window) AttachmentJoseph Rooney11/13/2024 01:07 PM EST