Boehm et al v. Zimprich et al
Filing
183
DEFAULT JUDGMENT in favor of David Stluka, Scott Boehm against Gameday Sports, Richard Moncher in the amount of $ 100,000.00 against each defendant and attorney fees and costs in the amount of $18,342.03 jointly and severally. Signed by District Judge James D. Peterson on 2/19/15. (jat)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN
SCOTT BOEHM; DAVID STLUKA,
Plaintiffs,
DEFAULT JUDGMENT
v.
14-cv-16-jdp
DAN ZIMPRICH; CIARA ZIMPRICH;
LEGENDS OF THE FIELD, LLC;
SPORTS PLUS, LLC; GAMEDAY SPORTS;
and RICHARD MONCHER,
Defendants.
Defendants Gameday Sports and Richard Moncher, having failed to appear, plead, or
otherwise defend in this action, and default having been entered on June 6, 2014 as Docket
No. 49, and counsel for plaintiffs having requested judgment against the defaulted
defendants and having filed a proper motion and declaration in accordance with Federal Rule
of Civil Procedure 55 (a) and (b);
Judgment is hereby entered in favor of plaintiffs and against defaulted defendants, as
follows:
(1) liability on one count of willful copyright infringement against defendant
Gameday Sports;
(2) liability on one count of willful copyright infringement against defendant
Moncher;
(3) statutory damages of $100,000.00 against defendant Gameday Sports;
(4) statutory damages of $100,000.00 against defendant Moncher;
(5) a permanent injunction prohibiting defaulted defendants from copying, displaying,
publishing, selling, or otherwise using any of plaintiffs’ photographs identified in
plaintiffs’ filings in this action;
(6) an award of costs and attorney fees, under 17 U.S.C. § 505, against defaulted
defendants, jointly and severally, in the amount of $18,342.03, and
(7) interest on the judgment at the legal rate until the judgment is satisfied.
Dated February 19, 2015.
_/s/_____________________________
James D. Peterson
District Judge
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