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| Step | What Typically Happens | Typical Timeline | |------|------------------------|------------------| | | Plaintiff files a complaint (or claim) alleging infringement/unfair competition. | Day 0 (filing date). | | 2. Service of Process | Defendant is formally served with the complaint and summons. | Within 30 days (varies by jurisdiction). | | 3. Answer / Motion to Dismiss | Defendant files an answer (or a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim). | Usually 20–30 days after service. | | 4. Discovery | Parties exchange interrogatories, requests for production, and take depositions. | 6–12 months, depending on court calendar. | | 5. Summary Judgment (Optional) | Either party may move for summary judgment on undisputed facts. | After discovery, typically 12–18 months from filing. | | 6. Trial | If the case proceeds, a bench or jury trial is held. | Usually 18–30 months from filing, unless settlement occurs earlier. | | 7. Post‑Trial Motions / Appeal | Parties may file motions for judgment notwithstanding the verdict (JNOV) or appeal the judgment. | 30 days (or per local rule) after judgment. |
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