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11 AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION, INC., a
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Plaintiff,
v.
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H&H TOWING SERVICE, an
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HASON RUBEN TORRES, an
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through 10, inclusive,
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Defendants.
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Now before this Court is Plaintiff American
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Automobile Association Inc.s (Plaintiff) Motion for
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Default Judgment and request for entry of a permanent
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injunction against Defendants H&H Towing Service and
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Hason Ruben Torres (collectively Defendants) [20].
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I.
BACKGROUND
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A.
Factual Background
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Plaintiff is a corporation organized and existing
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under the laws of Connecticut, with its principal place
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1 of business in Florida.
Compl. 4.
Defendant H&H
Id. at 5.
Id. at 6.
Id.
Id. at 15.
Id. at 16.
Plaintiff maintains
Id. at 17.
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Procedural Background
Id. at 6.
Id. at 7.
II.
ANALYSIS
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Legal Standard
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A party
L.R. 55-1.
4 Cir. 1981).
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Analysis
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1.
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In re Tuli, 173
Id.
However, when
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a.
Personal Jurisdiction
The exercise of
Hirsch v.
Thus,
Intl
Depending on the
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Compl. 5.
Defendant Torres is an
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Id. at
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Service of Process
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First, default
Second, default
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Unfair Competition.
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Dilution.
In
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15 U.S.C. 1125
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Trademark Infringement.
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material facts.
This Court finds it is not clear there would be any
of excusable neglect.
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f.
Such failure to
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III.
CONCLUSION