Douglas Reynolds et al v. Callaway Golf Company: Discovery Application

Application by Douglas Reynolds and John Rose, both of England, to take discovery from Callaway Golf Company for use in legal proceedings in England against Julian Morley and Truvis Limited alleging “breach of agreement and breach of trust relating to a licensing, sale, transfer and/or exploitation of certain rights (including intellectual property) of the ‘Truvis’ golf ball to Callaway Golf Company”, filed at the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of California.

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Pages: 131

Date: July 13, 2021

Plaintiffs/Applicants: Douglas Reynolds, John Rose

Case Number: Xx Xx Xx

Defendants/Respondents: Callaway Golf Company

Plaintiffs/Applicants Attorneys: Stone Law Group, Thomas Mauriello

Topics

England USA United Kingdom

Keywords

Callaway Golf Company Douglas Reynolds John Rose Julian Morley Truvis

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