Gucci, America, Inc. v. Duty Free Apparel, Ltd.

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• explaining that “a [Section] 362(a) stay may be imposed against a non-bankrupt party when such an identity of interest exists between the debtor and third party non-debtor that a judgment against the third party will directly affect the debtor.”
• willful ignorance, which can be inferred by selling products “acquired outside the customary chain of retail distribution” will suffice to trigger heightened damages

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