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> So Amazon's lawyers want to show that I'm lying or wrong. > That's why they've requested all these documents. > They want to find the ones which make me look
by belval 3y ago
> So Amazon's lawyers want to show that I'm lying or wrong.
> That's why they've requested all these documents.
> They want to find the ones which make me look bad.
The guy volunteered to be an expert witness... Of course the defense will try to make him look like an incompetent. What did he expect exactly? He should be angry at the California AG for not supporting him properly, but expecting outrage at Amazon for defending their interests in a lawsuit mostly shows a lack of understanding how litigation works.
- ShroudedNight 3y ago> but expecting outrage at Amazon for defending their interests in a lawsuit mostly shows a lack of understanding how litigation works. This is cast as an aspersion of the author, but this seems like a perfectly reasonable position for someone who isn't an expert in law to find themselves in.
- sokoloff 3y agoHe literally co-founded an IP litigation related business. https://www.molsonhart.com/ https://www.molsonhart.com/ It seems fair to assume a founder would have (or would have developed by now) this foundational understanding.
- pdonis 3y ago> The guy volunteered to be an expert witness From what I gather from the article, no, he didn't. The CA Attorney General named him as a witness without asking or notifying him. Which does, I think, mean he ought to be asking the CA Attorney General's office for help with this.