Burkle Co. LLC v. Copper Kitchen, LLC

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• outlining the multi-factor analysis to determine the propriety of a statutory penalty, which the trial judge applied, the majority has adopted, and with which I concur
• outlining the multi-factor analysis to determine the propriety of a statutory penalty, which the trial judge applied, the majority has adopted, and with which I concur
• bulk mailing of 17,940,521 letters equalled as many violations of cease and desist order, warranting penalty of $1,750,000
• “Any remedy formulated by the FTC that is reasonably necessary to the prevention of future violations does not impinge upon constitutionally protected commercial speech.”
• absence of “good faith” where “the Digest nonetheless proceeded to complete its promotional campaign” after the FTC had explicitly warned it that the marketing devices were deceptive and probably unlawful

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