Intellectual Property
Nov. 4, 2009
MGA Tries to Keep Selling Bratz
The arrival of a new judge on the Bratz vs. Barbie case prompted MGA Entertainment to try to keep its dolls on store shelves next year.
By Jason W. Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer
RIVERSIDE - Earlier this year, MGA Entertainment was ordered to strip its famous Bratz dolls off store shelves in January on the heels of court rulings handing the brand to rival toymaker Mattel.
But the Van Nuys-based company is now trying to persuade a federal judge to void the recall and let it keep selling them as it continues to wage a fierce intellectual property battle wi...
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