03 Aug 2021
Tips for Fact Discovery in Trademark Litigation
Check out this discussion on fact discovery in trademark litigation in federal court, including the importance of a discovery strategy and key considerations for interrogatories, document requests, depositions, requests for admission, and third-party discovery.
Related Content
- Trademark Litigation Discovery Resource Kit
Consult this resource kit for guidance on drafting, serving, responding, and objecting to interrogatories and document requests and on taking and defending Rule 30(b)(6) depositions.
- Interrogatories (Trademark Litigation) (Trademark Owner to Alleged Infringer)
Use this form as a starting point in drafting interrogatories to a defendant in federal trademark litigation.
- Document Requests (Trademark Litigation) (Alleged Infringer to Trademark Owner)
Use this form as a starting point in drafting document requests to a plaintiff in federal trademark litigation.
- Rule 30(b)(6) Deposition Notice (Trademark Litigation) (Trademark Owner to Alleged Infringer)
Tailor this form to the facts of your case when drafting a Rule 30(b)(6) deposition notice to a corporate defendant in federal trademark litigation.
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