By Doug Austin
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Hey, I could have said if it doesn’t “fit”, you must acquit…
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In Fitbug Ltd. v. Fitbit, Inc., Case No. 13-1418 SC (N.D. Cal. May 13, 2015), California District Judge Samuel Conti, throwing in a jazz reference during his opinion, ruled to tax over $63,000 in costs to be paid to the prevailing defendant in the case.
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Case Background
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In this trademark infringement case between two companies that manufacture and sell portable electronic fitness tracking devices, the Court granted summary…
