LAS VEGAS—Federal judge Gloria M. Navarro has amended her order issued last Thursday in Liberty Media v FF Magnat, a copyright infringement lawsuit filed last week by the Corbin Fisher parent. The initial order, filed along with a temporary restraining order, froze all oron.com assets in anticipation of a scheduled July 3 hearing on the preliminary injunction. The amended order adds two provisions related to the maintenance of relevant business records by the defendants for purposes of discovery, and the restoration of any business records that may have been deleted by defendants after May 30.
The original contained the following mandates:
1. Any bank or financial institution in the United States with an account belonging to FF Magnat Limited, Oron.com; Maxim Bochenko, Roman Romanov, or anyone acting demonstrably in concert with them, will immediately freeze those funds from being withdrawn for a period of fourteen (14) days until a hearing on the Preliminary Injunction can be held;
2. PayPal, Inc. will immediately freeze any and all funds in any FF Magnat Limited or Oron.com accounts from being withdrawn for a period of fourteen (14) days until a hearing on Preliminary Injunction can be held;
3. CCBill, LLC will immediately freeze any and all funds in any FF Magnat Limited or Oron.com accounts from being withdrawn for a period of fourteen (14) days until a hearing on Preliminary Injunction can be held;
4. AlertPay will immediately freeze any and all funds in any FF Magnat Limited or Oron.com accounts from being withdrawn for a period of fourteen (14) days until a hearing on Preliminary Injunction can be held;
5. VeriSign will freeze the www.oron.com domain name from any further transfers;
6. All Defendants are hereby enjoined from disgorging or dissipating any funds, property, domain names, or other assets until further notice.
The amended order adds the following mandates:
7. Defendants are not permitted to dispose of or delete any and all information that appears reasonably calculated to lead to discovery of admissible evidence, including but not limited to any information contained in the account(s) Defendants maintain with Network Solutions, Inc., Yahoo!, Inc., Google, Inc., CCBill, LLC, AlertPay, and any and all other accounts in which Defendants maintain any business records.
8. Defendants shall restore any business records that they have deleted since the time that negotiations between Plaintiff and Defendants commenced on May 30, 2012.
The amended order can be read here.
