Joe Hand Promotions, Inc. v. Rossi
- Naomi Buchwald
- 1:20-cv-06534
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In Joe Hand Promotions v. Rossi, Judge Buchwald granted reconsideration and modified the judgment to award $5,000 in damages, while leaving costs and fees unchanged.
Joe Hand Promotions, Inc. received a modified damages award of $5,000. Marisol Rossi and Solace Bar & Grill, Inc. were the defendants subject to the modified judgment. The costs and attorney’s-fees awards remained $715 and $4,180.
What happened
Joe Hand Promotions, Inc. sued Marisol Rossi and Solace Bar & Grill, Inc. The opinion provided here is a modified judgment referring to the court’s January 26, 2023 memorandum and order.
The court granted Joe Hand Promotions’ motion for reconsideration because new information might reasonably be expected to change the earlier decision. It modified the original judgment to award $5,000 in damages.
Judge Naomi Buchwald’s modified judgment left the original awards unchanged: $715 in costs and $4,180 in attorney’s fees. The order was dated January 27, 2023.
The detailed version
- Joe Hand Promotions, Inc. v. Rossi · No. 1:20-cv-06534
- Naomi Buchwald
- Jan. 27, 2023
Background
Joe Hand Promotions, Inc. brought the case against Marisol Rossi, individually and in specified roles connected with Solace Bar & Grill, Inc., and against Solace Bar & Grill, Inc. The provided modified judgment does not describe the underlying claims or the original decision in detail.
Court’s Ruling
The court granted the plaintiff’s motion for reconsideration. It stated that new information “might reasonably be expected to alter the conclusion reached by the [C]ourt,” and therefore modified the original decision.
The modified judgment awards $5,000.00 in damages. It leaves the original award of costs and attorney’s fees unchanged: $715.00 in costs and $4,180.00 in fees.
Disposition
Judge Naomi Buchwald’s court entered a modified judgment on January 27, 2023. The motion for reconsideration was granted, the damages award was set at $5,000.00, and the existing costs and attorney’s-fees awards remained the same.
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