Hairline Creations, Inc. v. Diane Kefalas

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• noting that the trademark and patent fee-shifting provisions are “parallel provisions”
• noting that the trademark and patent fee-shifting provisions are “parallel provisions”
• A motion filed twenty-eight days after judgment was found to be untimely.
• fees awarded for obduracy integrally related to the merits

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