Olaf Soot Design, LLC v. Daktronics, Inc., et al
Filing
437
ORDER: Accordingly, Defendants are directed to file an amended Bill of Costs by March 4, 2022, that, at a minimum, addresses Plaintiff's objections in ECF 430. Separately, the Court has very cursorily reviewed ECF 434 and adds the additional requirements, some of which may overlap with Plaintiff's objections: and further set forth in this Order. This list is not meant to be exhaustive and should not be used as a substitute for counsel's own careful review of the invoices a s they draft a new declaration and Bill of Costs. Plaintiff's objections, if any, are due by March 18, 2022. Failure to timely submit an amended Bill of Costs may result in a recommendation of summary denial of the same. (Signed by Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang on 2/17/2022) (rro)
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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OLAF SÖÖT DESIGN, LLC,
Plaintiff,
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INC.,
Defendants.
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15-CV-5024 (GBD) (OTW)
ORDER
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ONA T. WANG, United States Magistrate Judge:
After a jury verdict for Plaintiff and a Federal Circuit reversal of the judgment of
infringement, Defendants submitted a Bill of Costs to the Clerk of the Court. (ECF 427, 428,
429.) Plaintiff objected (ECF 430), and the Clerk of the Court did not tax any costs. (ECF 431.)
(“Bill of costs could not be decided by Clerk due to the objections that were filed.”) Defendants
sought review of this decision, and provided a proposed amended Bill of Costs that corrected
an “administrative mistake” on the declaration, but that did not address any of Plaintiff’s other
objections. (ECF 432, 433, 434.) Judge Daniels then referred this “motion” to me.
Defendants’ subsequently-filed, proposed amended Declaration (ECF 434), if accepted
for filing, would lead to the same result. It does not address Plaintiff’s prior objections.
Accordingly, Defendants are directed to file an amended Bill of Costs by March 4, 2022, that, at
a minimum, addresses Plaintiff’s objections in ECF 430. Separately, the Court has very cursorily
reviewed ECF 434 and adds the additional requirements, some of which may overlap with
Plaintiff’s objections:
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Defense counsel shall provide legal support their various requests for Costs;
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Defense counsel shall ensure that all charts and corresponding exhibits and invoices
are devoid of clerical errors and provide correct dates and amounts to support their
requests for Costs; and
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All invoices throughout the submission must be compiled in an organized (preferably
chronological) fashion.
This list is not meant to be exhaustive and should not be used as a substitute for
counsel’s own careful review of the invoices as they draft a new declaration and Bill of Costs.
Plaintiff’s objections, if any, are due by March 18, 2022. Failure to timely submit an amended
Bill of Costs may result in a recommendation of summary denial of the same.
SO ORDERED.
Dated: February 17, 2022
New York, New York
s/ Ona T. Wang
Ona T. Wang
United States Magistrate Judge
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