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Campmor, Inc. v. Brulant, LLC

Order on Motions in Limine

An unusually detailed ruling on various pretrial motions in limine...more

Campmor, Inc. v. Brulant, LLC

Reply Brief in Support of Campmor's Motion in Limine to Exclude Evidence Concerning Service of the Complaint at Trial

From the preliminary statement: "For all its bluster, Rosetta’s opposition to Campmor’s motion in limine falls unsurprisingly short on substance – and never comes close to demonstrating why the jury in this complex...more

Campmor, Inc. v. Brulant, LLC

Brief in Opposition to Brulant / Rosetta's Motion in Limine to Strike Material from the Pretrial Order

This brief opposed a motion by defendant to essentially, we argued, relitigate key issues in the case. The court agreed with the vast majority of our opposition, as demonstrated by the order entered on this motion and linked...more

Campmor, Inc. v. Brulant, LLC

Brief in Opposition to Brulant / Rosetta's Motion in Limine to Limit Damages Evidence

Memorandum of law in opposition to defendant's ultimately unsuccessful motion to limit key evidence of lost profits and other damages in amounts beyond the stated contract limitations. We demonstrated that under Ohio law,...more

Campmor, Inc. v. Brulant, LLC

Campmor's Brief in Opposition to Brulant / Rosetta's Motion in Limine to Bar Certain Evidence at Trial

Brief in opposition to several motions in limine brought by defendant in this action. ...more

Campmor, Inc. v. Brulant, LLC

Campmor's Brief in Support of its Motion in Limine to Exclude References Concerning the Date of Service of the Complaint at Trial

From the preliminary statement: "Plaintiff Campmor, Inc. (“Campmor”) submits this memorandum of law in support of its motion for an order, pursuant to Federal Rules of Evidence 401, 402 and 403, excluding from trial all...more

California Electronic Discovery Act: Part Three

Part Three in a multi-part series on the topic. In Part One of this series, we discussed California’s Electronic Discovery Act. Part Two discussed the importance in legal proceedings of electronic information from social...more

Privacy? You Don't Got No Stinkin' Privacy!

When someone subpoenas subscriber information from an internet service provider, does the subscriber have an expectation of privacy? In California, at least, the answer seems to be: No. In People v. Stirpo, (Second District...more