Pitts Ex Rel. Pitts v. Seneca Sports, Inc.

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• discussing the effect of a default judgment on subsequent findings of fact
• “For damages, the Court can take evidence when necessary, or compute them from the facts of record.”
• “[A] plaintiff must . . . establish that the amount [of damages] is reasonable under the circumstances[, and] . . . the Court can take evidence when necessary, or compute them from the facts of record.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).