Sterlingwear of Boston, Inc. v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• affirming denial of prejudgment interest, noting “the lack of any initiative on [the copyright owner’s] part to shorten this litigation.”
• remanding to the trial court to “ensure that a contingent fee arrangement does not result in an unjustified windfall to plaintiff’s counsel”
• affirming denial of prejudgment interest in copyright case because of plaintiff’s “sizable damage award”
• \Any doubts resulting from an infringer's failure to present adequate proof of its costs are resolved in favor of the copyright holder.\
• “Any doubts resulting from an infringer’s failure to present adequate proof of its costs are resolved in favor of the copyright holder.”
• “Disclosure by one federal agency does not waive another agency’s right to assert a FOIA exemption.”

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