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Happy Monday! This is the view from our lovely Airbnb in Dalkey, Ireland #workhardplayharder Peace Out Newburgh! ✌️ On our way to Dublin for another Ireland/ UK Adventure. Follow us on Instagram @LoBiondoLaw for travel photos #WorkHardPlayHarder BRIDGEGATE - The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments in the 'Bridgegate' case in early 2020. The high court decided last month to hear the appeal of Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni, two former associates of former Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. BOSCO ALUMNI BOAT - so happy that last night we were able to put together a Don Bosco Prep Class of 2018 Alumni boat on the Hudson River. Coxswain James Kelso is just back from a Gold Medal win at Nationals in Ohio. The rest of the alumni, including 2 LoBiondo’s, are just here to recapture and enjoy the sport of rowing one more time #JoyOfRowing SCOTUS will hear a case which may resolve split in the circuit courts over trademark infringement damages. The question is, once trademark infringement has been established, what must the aggrieved party establish to recover an infringer’s profits. At issue is the Lanham Act, codified at 15 U.S.C. § 1117(a). The federal courts of appeal have split when considering whether a finding of willful infringement is necessary. 
They were convicted of orchestrating traffic jams near the George Washington Bridge in September 2013, allegedly to punish a mayor who wouldn't endorse Christie. Christie wasn't charged.
www.google.com/amp/s/amp.northjersey.com/amp/1764222001
In the case that will go before the Court, a jury found that petitioner Romag Fasteners, Inc.’s trademark rights had been infringed and awarded damages including infringer’s profits of about $6.7 million. The district court subsequently struck Romag’s profits award because the jury also found that the infringement was not willful.
www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/scotus-to-address-key-question-on-62735/