Chanel, Inc. v. VERONIQUE IDEA CORP.

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• precluding expense- related documents where defendants failed to produce them at all
• “Since Defendants do not contest that they bought and sold counterfeit items containing the Chanel Mark, they have necessarily admitted the likelihood of consumer confusion.”

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