L & L WINGS, INC. v. Marco-Destin Inc.

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• noting that loss of control of a trademark can result in incalculable harm to a license holder that lends itself to bargained-for damages
• finding equities weighed against an accounting where it was “not at all certain that Defendants[’] continued use of the Mark led to any substantial additional profits”
• adjudicating liability for attorney’s fees and ordering separate briefing on the amount to award
• denying disgorgement remedy where defendant was a holdover licensee who continued to use the mark, the parties did not directly compete with one another, and defendant had not “committed any affirmative acts designed to deliberately deceive customers”
• applying standard on summary judgment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).