16 Front St., L.L.C. v. Miss. Silicon, L.L.C.

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• requiring legal fees to be capitalized where controversy involved title and ownership of a patent
• requiring legal fees to be capitalized where controversy involved title and ownership of a patent
• requiring legal fees to be capitalized where controversy involved title and ownership of a patent
• THE SOFT PUNCH found to be a double entendre when used for noncarbonated soft drinks
• THE SOFT PUNCH for noncarbonated, non-alcoholic beverage not merely descriptive; the mark \possesses a degree of ingenuity in its phraseology which is evident in the double entendre that it projects.\

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