Disinger v. Prestige Art Studios LLC et al

Filing 25

ORDER-Accordingly, this Court affirms the findings of the 23 Report and Recommendations of the Magistrate Judge. It is hereby ORDERED that a default judgment be entered in favor of plaintiff Benjamin Disinger and against defendant Prestige Art Stu dios LLC, and that an order be entered that enjoins defendant Prestige Art Studios LLC, and its officers, agents, servants, employees, affiliated entities, and all those in active concert with it, from copying, displaying, and distributing plaintiff& #039;s Copyrighted Work. It is further ORDERED that judgment be entered against Prestige Art Studios LLC, in the amount of $13,883.90 (consisting of $9,600.00 in actual damages arising from the copyright infringement claim and $4,283.90 in attorney's fees and costs.) Signed by District Judge Claude M. Hilton on 9/13/2018. (See order for further details). (acha, ) Copy mailed to Defendant Pro-Se.

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA Alexandria Division BENJAMIN DISINGER, Plaintiff, Civil Action No. l:17-cv-1409 V. PRESTIGE ART STUDIOS LLC, et al., Defendants. ORDER THIS MATTER Recommendation of comes the before the Magistrate Court Judge response to Plaintiff's Motion for on dated Default the May Report 1, Judgment. 2018, and in Defendant Prestige Art Studio filed an objection on May 15, 2018. Based on a ^ novo review of the evidence in this case, having reviewed the Report and Recommendation, it appears to the Court that the Magistrate Judge's Report and Recommendation is neither clearly erroneous nor contrary to law. Defendant Prestige Art Studios had the opportunity to appear and challenge the motion for default judgment. Defendant elected not to do so and now files a response that attempts to try a case that it made no appearance in. The Defendant makes no motion to reopen or show any just cause why there should be any further hearing

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