A Pennsylvania federal judge has approved several suggested expert witnesses but limited the testimony of others in PNC Financial Services Group’s trademark infringement lawsuit against Plaid Inc., which alleges that Plaid copied its logo and login screens. This decision plays a critical role in shaping the evidentiary landscape of PNC’s claims that Plaid unfairly used similar branding when linking bank accounts to financial apps. The details about the limited and approved experts provide insight into the court’s consideration of expert testimony in this complex intellectual property dispute.
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