Extract from Kelly Twigger’s article “CaseoftheWeek Episode 70: Falsification of Evidence in a Trademark Infringement Case”
We’re heading into summer with our 70th episode of the Case of the Week series. In episode 70, Kelly Twigger discusses how falsification of evidence in a trademark infringement case led the court to dismiss the matter on a motion for sanctions. The case is For Life Prods., LLC v. Virox Techs. Inc., 2022 WL 1670097 (W.D. Va. 2022) from May 25, 2022 and was presided over by Senior United States District Judge James P. Jones.
Good morning, and welcome to episode 70 of our Case of the Week series, published in partnership with ACEDS. My name is Kelly Twigger, I am the CEO and founder of eDiscovery Assistant, as well as the Principal at ESI Attorneys, and I’m thrilled to be here with you this morning. Thanks so much for joining me.
As you know, on the Case of the Week series, each week, we choose a recently published decision from our eDiscovery Assistant case law database that highlights key issues for you to be focused on in the ediscovery process. And we try to talk about the practical implications of that decision for you, your clients, as well as your practice going forward.
Before I get started today, I want to do a special shout out to Deja Miller, who takes care of us at ACEDS, helps us put together this streaming every week, put together the new introduction that you just saw on this video and is, in general, a wonderful person to work with. Thank you to Deja.
This week’s decision comes to us from the case titled For Life Products, LLC versus Virox Technical, Inc. This is a decision out of the Western District of Virginia dated May 25th, 2022, pretty recent. This is from the Senior United States District Judge James Jones. Judge Jones has 10 cases in our eDiscovery Assistant database, you can take a peek at those if you’re in front of Judge Jones.
