M.T. Bonk Company and Mark T. Bonk v. Milton Bradley Company and Hasbro, Inc.

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• district court did not err in allowing prevailing party to supplement its bill of costs
• The court held that it was not an abuse of discretion to award copying costs based on a party’s verified calculation.
• in a diversity case, motion for new trial is governed by federal law, but state law applies to resolve all substantive questions raised in the motion

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