Appellate Practice
Jun. 12, 2008
Jury Can Hear Allegations of Scrambled Files, Judge Rules
A jury hearing the Bratz copyright battle will get to learn of Mattel's contentions that a former company employee used a software program to scramble computer evidence in an effort to hide his alleged creation of the lucrative dolls for a competitor, a federal judge decided Tuesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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RIVERSIDE - A jury hearing the Bratz copyright battle will get to learn of Mattel's contentions that a former company employee used a software program to scramble computer evidence in an effort to hide his alleged creation of the lucrative dolls for a competitor, a federal judge decided Tuesday.
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