Gladstone v. Hillel

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that fees may be allowed if not strictly incurred as part of litigation
• recognizing that fees may be allowed if not strictly incurred as part of litigation
• upholding award despite defendants' argument it was improper because it was based on time and expense incurred in preparation for litigation
• upholding award despite defendants’ argument it was improper because it was based on time and expense incurred in preparation for litigation
• “The court held ‘[accounting expenses] ... were incurred in preparation for litigation and not in pursuit of property.’ ”
• defendant’s pattern of wrongfully using plaintiffs molds warranted finding sufficient threat of future violation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).