Pheasant Hills Eldridge Condominium Owners and Facilities Association v. Charles W. Ray

How courts have described this case

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• noting that Octane Fitness applied a preponderance of the evidence standard to Patent Act cases
• finding that a case is not exceptional “merely because one side has zealously pursued or defended its claim.”
• applying the Octane Fitness standard to the “exceptional case” analysis under the Lanham Act
• “[T]o be an ‘exceptional case’ under the Lanham Act requires only that a case ‘stands out from others,’ either based on the strength of the litigating positions or the manner in which the case was litigated.” (citation omitted)
• extending the Octane framework to Lanham Act cases
• extending exceptional case standard to trademark infringement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).