How so? You forget the discovery process
Provided you can really show no other use of the that AKA. That is probably not possible in that you probably fleshed out that AKA with other information, such as a bank account etc., but if you can prove no other use, or that this AKA only existed otherwise in Mirage records you have them, and a complaint about the Playboy subscription mailer---try telling the FTC you have religious objections to depictions of nudes that are airbrushed ;-) and expand that complaint to other distributions. The discovery process will have to review anything else Mirage-MGM records show of distribution. When it shows Griffin Investigations Gold internet service is also on the list you are at your goal!
