Godeau v. Phillips

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• dismissing 17 willful infringement claim where plaintiff did not allege any egregious misconduct that 18 occurred before the initial claim of infringement was filed
• dismissing willfulness claim where “there [was] little more than conclusory allegations of knowledge and infringement”
• denying motion to dismiss induced and contributory infringement claims where plaintiff alleged sale of infringing products along with defendant's instructions for use, thereby sufficiently alleging the required direct infringement
• dismissing willful infringement claim because the plaintiff provided “little more than conclusory allegations of knowledge and infringement . . . , which are not enough to plausibly allege the level of “egregious[ness]” required under Halo.

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