FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Laser Reproductions, Inc. vs. Conde Systems, Inc.

On March 9, 2004, Laser Reproductions, Inc. filed suit against Conde Systems, Inc. and David Gross, president of Conde, in the U.S. District Court, for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division. The suit charged Conde with eleven counts, including copyright infringement, consumer fraud, deceptive trade practices, palming off and unfair competition. This action stemmed from Conde's and Gross's infringement of Laser's copyright protected line of "personalized keepsake" imprintable dolls and bears.

On February 17, 2005, an Order was entered by the U.S. District Court, for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division. In accordance with the Court's Order, public documents related to this case are posted here:

1. Final Verified Complaint.pdf : March 9, 2004 -- The complaint of plaintiffs, Laser Reproductions, against defendants, Conde Systems, Inc., and David Gross, president of Conde.

2. Final Answer to Complaint-Conde.pdf : July 9, 2004 -- The answer of defendants, Conde and Gross, to the complaint..

3. Final Amended Complaint.pdf : August 9, 2004 -- The amended complaint against defendants Conde Systems, Inc., David Gross, president of Conde, Engraving by GFS, and Henry Griggs, president of GFS.

4. Final Motion for Sanctions.pdf : January 21, 2005 -- Motion for sanctions which arose from Conde's destruction of evidence in the case.

5. Final Court Order.pdf : February 17, 2005 -- The final Order of the Court, agreed to by the parties, including exhibits.