Dentist Mitchel Pohl’s patient teeth before and after. Courtesy photos.
A plaintiff dentist who elected to toss his own copyright infringement lawsuit weeks before trial, after the defense produced damaging evidence, faces a choice from Chief U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker in the Northern District of Florida.
The judge agreed to dismiss the case without prejudice on one condition: the plaintiff would have to pay the defendant’s attorney fees and costs for two and a half years of litigation.
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