Corporate
Nov. 7, 2007
Bratz Case Pauses for Dispute Over Lead-Attorney Status
O'Melveny & Myers, which was defending MGA Entertainment against a high-stakes legal challenge to its ownership of the wildly popular Bratz dolls, abruptly left the case in October, attorneys said, because of a spat between the Los Angeles law firm and the Van Nuys-based toy maker over who should serve as lead trial counsel in the case and how much MGA should pay O'Melveny in attorney fees.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
RIVERSIDE - It's like a messy divorce that's getting messier.
O'Melveny & Myers, which was defending MGA Entertainment against a high-stakes legal challenge to its ownership of the wildly popular Bratz dolls, abruptly left the case in October, attorneys said, because of a spat between the Los Angeles law firm and the Van Nuys-based t...
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