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Expert’s ‘pilot’ surveys discoverable in trademark case

Summary by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
A federal judge ruled that pilot survey data in a trademark case between Vegadelphia and Beyond Meat must be disclosed under Rule 26’s discovery provisions.
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Expert’s ‘pilot’ surveys discoverable in trademark case

A federal judge ruled that pilot survey data in a trademark case between Vegadelphia and Beyond Meat must be disclosed under Rule 26’s discovery provisions.

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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