Filed: 11/30/2018 11:48 AM

Lynne Finley
District Clerk
Collin County, Texas
By Alexis Scherff Deputy
Envelope ID: 29392389
CAUSE NO. 219-0 5584-2017

KBIDC INVESTMENTS, LLC, $ IN THE DISTRICT COURT

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Plaintiff $
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ZURU TOYS, INC., ZURTJ, INC., s
ZURUN LTD'O TINNUS ENTERPRISES, $
LLC, and JOSH MALONE' s
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Defendants $ coLLrN couNTY, TEXAS

FINAL JUDGMENT

On the 5th day of November 2018, this case came on for trial by jury. Plaintiff KBIDC

Investments, LLC ("Plaintiff'), a Texas limited liability company, appeared by and through its

attorneys of record, and Defendants TINNUS Enterprises, LLC and Josh Malone (ointly,

"Defendants") appeared with their attorneys of record, and all parties announced ready for trial.

The Defendants, having previously disposed of Plaintiff s affirmative claims for reliefby summary

judgment, presented evidence of Defendants' reasonable and necessary attorneys' fees incurred in

defense of Plaintiff s claims to the jury. Accordingly, after the presentation of all evidence, the

jury was charged and returned its verdict to the Court on the 6th day ofNovember, 2018.

NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that Plaintiff

KBIDC Investments, LLC's affirmative claims for relief asserted against Defendants TINNUS

Enterprises ,LLC,Josh Malone, individually, ZURU Toys, Inc., ZURU, Inc., and ZURU, Ltd., in

the above-styled and numbered cause are hereby dismissed with prejudice as to re-filing the same

and that Plaintiff shall take nothing. Al1 costs of court expended or incurred in this cause are

adj udged against Plaintiff.

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 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Defendants shall have and recover ajudgment against

Plaintiff for Defendants' reasonable and necessary attorneys' fees in the sum of One Hundred

Ninety-Four Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy Dollars (5194,970.00 US) for representation of

Defendants through trial and the completion of proceedings in the trial court.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the additional sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars

($30,000.09 ttl in reasonable attomeys' fees is awarded in the event Defendants are the prevailing

party in an appeal by Plaintiff to the Texas Court of Appeals'

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the additional sum of Ten Thousand Dollars

($10,000.00 US) in reasonable attorneys' fees is awarded to Defendants in the event a petition for

writ of review is filed by Plaintiff but not granted for review by the Supreme Court of Texas.

Should a petition for writ of review, or other petition, be granted by the Supreme Court of Texas

and Defendants are the prevailing parties at the merits stage in the Supreme Court of Texas,

Defendants shall have and recover an additional Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00 US)

in reasonable attorneys' fees.

IT IS FURTHERMORE ORDERED that the judgment herein rendered shall bear an

interest rate of 5.25% from the date of signing of the judgment until paid. Defendants shall have

all writs of execution and other process necessary to enforce this judgment.

This is a Final Judgment that disposes of all parties and all claims and is appealable.
12/3/2018
SIGNED on this day of 2018.

JUDGE PRESIDING
219th District Court

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