Johnson v. Tackitt

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• explaining that to survive a motion to dismiss, plaintiff was not required to plead “specific financial gains” earned by owner of lacrosse club due to club’s infringing use of plaintiff’s logo on apparel, merchandise and team equipment
• denying motion to dismiss premised on similar argument because the plaintiff “does not need to allege the specific amount of damages at this stage.”
• logo designer’s allegations that owner of lacrosse club had supervisory authority over club’s infringing activities was sufficient to survive motion to dismiss; plaintiff not required to plead specific facts concerning “extent and nature” of defendant’s supervisory authority

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