Justia Dockets & Filings Sixth Circuit Ohio Northern District J & J Sports Productions, Inc. v. Antoun

J & J Sports Productions, Inc. v. Antoun

Plaintiff:	J & J Sports Productions, Inc.
Defendant:	Michael J. Antoun
Case Number:	4:2013cv02083
Filed:	September 19, 2013
Court:	US District Court for the Northern District of Ohio
Office:	Youngstown Office
County:	Mahoning
Presiding Judge:	Benita Y. Pearson
Nature of Suit:	Cable/Satellite TV
Cause of Action:	47 U.S.C. § 553
Jury Demanded By:	None

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December 23, 2013	Filing 11 Memorandum Opinion and Order: Plaintiff's Motion for Default Judgment is granted. Judgment will be entered in favor of Plaintiff J & J Sports Productions, Inc. against Defendant Michael J. Antoun, Individually and as the alter ego of Mic haels aka Michaels Bar in the amount of $151,375.00, plus court costs of $403.00. Because Plaintiff failed to provide legal authority for its request for interest, the request is denied. Plaintiff may file supplemental briefing with the C ourt identifying the legal authority to support an award of interest of 3% per annum including an explanation as to why it is entitled to the Ohio statutory rate, rather than the federal rate, and identifying the specific statute that sets forth the amount of interest. The Clerk is directed to issue a copy of this Order by regular mail to Michael J. Antoun, Individually and as the alter ego of Michaels aka Michael's Bar, 862 N. Main Street, Hubbard, OH 44425 (related document 10 ). Judge Benita Y. Pearson 12/20/2013. (R,Li)

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December 23, 2013

Filing 11 Memorandum Opinion and Order: Plaintiff's Motion for Default Judgment is granted. Judgment will be entered in favor of Plaintiff J & J Sports Productions, Inc. against Defendant Michael J. Antoun, Individually and as the alter ego of Mic haels aka Michaels Bar in the amount of $151,375.00, plus court costs of $403.00. Because Plaintiff failed to provide legal authority for its request for interest, the request is denied. Plaintiff may file supplemental briefing with the C ourt identifying the legal authority to support an award of interest of 3% per annum including an explanation as to why it is entitled to the Ohio statutory rate, rather than the federal rate, and identifying the specific statute that sets forth the amount of interest. The Clerk is directed to issue a copy of this Order by regular mail to Michael J. Antoun, Individually and as the alter ego of Michaels aka Michael's Bar, 862 N. Main Street, Hubbard, OH 44425 (related document 10 ). Judge Benita Y. Pearson 12/20/2013. (R,Li)

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Plaintiff: J & J Sports Productions, Inc.
Represented By:	Jeffrey L. Koberg
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