United States ex rel. McDonald v. Barney Wilkerson Construction Co.

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• holding that potential prejudice to plaintiff weighs in favor 8 of default judgment because plaintiff would have no recourse
• “While Plaintiffs need not prove their theory of 7 interception on a motion to dismiss, Plaintiffs must provide fair notice to Defendants of when they 8 believe [Defendant] intercepts their communications.”
• secondary meaning contemplates that name may have been used such that “in that trade and to that branch of the purchasing public, the word or phrase has come to mean that the article was his product ... ”

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