Lebewohl et al v. Heart Attack Grill LLC et al
Filing
83
AFFIRMATION of William W. Chuang in Support re: 81 MOTION for Reconsideration re; 79 Clerk's Judgment,,,,,,,.. Document filed by Jack Lebewohl, Jeremy Lebewohl, Uncle Abies Deli Inc., Uncle Abies Deli Sandwich Trademarks LLC, Uncle Abies Deli on First, Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A - Clerk's Judgment, # 2 Exhibit B - Email From Kain, # 3 Exhibit C - Plaintiffs' Memo In Support of Summary Judgment)(Chuang, Willliam)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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JACK LEBEWOHL, JEREMY LEBEWOHL,
UNCLE ABIES DELI INC. d/b/a SECOND
AVE. DELI, UNCLE ABIES DELI ON FIRST
INC. d/b/a SECOND AVE. DELI, and UNCLE
ABIES DELI SANDWICH TRADEMARKS LLC,
Plaintiffs,
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USDC SDNY
DOCUMENT
ELECTRONICALLY FILED
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DATE FILED:
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11 CIVIL 3153 (PAE)
JUDGMENT
HEART ATTACK GRILL LLC, HAG LLC,
JON BASSO, DIET CENTERS LLC (TE)(AS),
and DIET CENTER LLC (DELAWARE),
Defendants.
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Whereas the above declaratory judgment action having come before this Court, and the
matter having come before the Honorable Paul A. Engelmayer, United States District Judge, and the
Court, on July 6, 2012, having rendered its Opinion and Order, as to the Instant Heart Attack
Sandwich mark: granting the Deli's motion for summary judgment on its claim for a declaratory
judgment that its current use of that mark does not infringe HAG's Heart Attack Grill mark is
granted, in the exercise of its equitable authority, entering a concurrent use order permitting the Deli
to use the Instant Heart Attack Sandwich mark at current or future restaurants within Manhattan; to
advertise the Instant Heart Attack Sandwich on interior and exterior signs at its Manhattan
restaurants; to use that mark on its in-person menus in Manhattan; and to reproduce in its Internet
advertising the menu used in its Manhattan restaurants, denying the Deli's motion for a declaratory
judgment that it may use the Instant Heart Attack Sandwich mark outside of Manhattan, including
throughout the tri-state area (New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut) and that it may use that mark
to the exclusion ofHAG's mark, as to the Triple Bypass Sandwich mark: granting the Deli's motion
for a declaratory judgment that it may use that mark pursuant to a concurrent use order, and under
that order, the Deli may use its Triple Bypass Sandwich mark at its current restaurants, but only on
its hard copy menu and its online menu; the Deli may not use any images of the sandwich on either
menu, or reference the Triple Bypass Sandwich mark on signage on either the interior or exterior
of its restaurants, granting HAG's motion to voluntarily dismiss its counterclaims against Plaintiff,
and denying both parties' requests for attorneys' fees, it is,
ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That for the reasons stated in the
Court's Opinion and Order dated July 6, 2012, as to the Instant Heart Attack Sandwich mark: The
Deli's motion for summary judgment on its claim for a declaratory judgment that its current use of
that mark does not infringe HAG's Heart Attack Grill mark is granted; in the exercise of its equitable
authority, the Court also enters a concurrent use order permitting the Deli to use the Instant Heart
Attack Sandwich mark at current or future restaurants within Manhattan; to advertise the Instant
Heart Attack Sandwich on interior and exterior signs at its Manhattan restaurants; to use that mark
on its in-person menus in Manhattan; and to reproduce in its Internet advertising the menu used in
its Manhattan restaurants; the Court denies the Deli's motion for a declaratory judgment that it may
use the Instant Heart Attack Sandwich mark outside of Manhattan, including throughout the tri-state
area (New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut) and that it may use that mark to the exclusion of
HAG's mark; as to the Triple Bypass Sandwich mark: the Deli's motion for a declaratory judgment
that it may use that mark pursuant to a concurrent use order is granted; under that order, the Deli
may use its Triple Bypass Sandwich mark at its current restaurants, but only on its hard copy menu
and its online menu; the Deli may not use any images of the sandwich on either menu, or reference
the Triple Bypass Sandwich mark on signage on either the interior or exterior of its restaurants;
HAG's motion to voluntarily dismiss its counterclaims against Plaintiff is granted; and both parties'
requests for attorneys' fees are denied; accordingly, the case is closed.
Dated: New York, New York
July 13, 2012
RUBY J. KRAJICK
Clerk of Court
BY:
Deputy Clerk
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