No Labels is currently suing a copy-cat website called “NoLabels.com Inc.” for trademark infringement. The case is in U.S. District Court in Delaware, case number 1:23cv-01384. On February 7, the Special Master who is handling discovery for the court issued an order as to what documents must be produced by No Labels. See the 12-page order here.

No Labels must reveal documents that show the relationship between the national No Labels group and the “state-affiliated entities”, that is, the ballot-qualified state parties. The Defendants are especially interested in the relationship with the Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina ballot-qualified No Labels Parties.

No Labels must also produce correspondence with potential presidential and vice-presidential candidates that relates to use or control of the trademark. However, No Labels need not identify any such candidates, so the documents will presumably be partially redacted.

No Labels must produce documents relating to trademark that are in the custody of the state parties but which are not in the national No Labels files.

Finally, No Labels must produce copies of statements by its leaders, in talking points, scripts, memoranda, advertising, or marketing,that bear on its trademark.

Other discovery requests by both sides are pending. No Labels wants to take the Deposition of some of the people who organized the NoLabels.com website, and the other side wants to depose leaders of the state No Labels Parties’ officers, at least in Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina.