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Luxottica Files for Relief Against Anonymous Online Sellers in IP Case

25-cv-62533
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Case Summary

Luxottica has filed a motion for miscellaneous relief against a group of defendants identified only as Schedule A, docket 25-cv-62533. Schedule A cases are common in intellectual property enforcement actions, where plaintiffs sue large numbers of anonymous or pseudonymous online sellers in a single filing. The specific relief sought is not detailed in the current summary. These cases frequently involve emergency injunctive relief, asset freezes, or expedited discovery to identify and stop infringing sellers before they can move funds or inventory.

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Key Issues

  • Nature of miscellaneous relief sought by Luxottica
  • Identity and conduct of Schedule A defendants
  • Potential trademark or intellectual property infringement claims
  • Availability of emergency or ex parte relief
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Other April 19, 2026

0:25-cv-62533 Luxottica Group S.p.A. v. The Individuals, Business Entities, and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A

Luxottica Group S.p.A. filed a miscellaneous relief motion in the Southern District of Florida under case 0:25-cv-62533 against a sealed list of defendants identified only as 'Schedule A' — a common tactic in mass trademark infringement suits targeting counterfeit goods sellers. The Schedule A format lets Luxottica sue dozens or hundreds of anonymous online vendors at once, keeping defendant identities under seal until the court issues a temporary restraining order freezing their assets and storefronts.

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