Litigation
Nov. 12, 2008
Judge Hesitant to Allow Mattel's Bid to Revoke MGA's Rights to Sell Bratz Dolls
A federal judge said he is struggling with Mattel's request to strip rival toymaker MGA Entertainment of rights to its successful Bratz doll brand.
By Jason W. Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer RIVERSIDE - A federal judge said he is struggling with Mattel's request to strip rival toymaker MGA Entertainment of rights to its successful Bratz doll brand. "The struggle with this case is that the measurable value of the Bratz [brand] is so much a function of what ... MGA put into it," U.S. District Judge Stephen G. Larson said while hearing arguments from lawyers on the issue late Monday after...
Daily Journal Staff Writer RIVERSIDE - A federal judge said he is struggling with Mattel's request to strip rival toymaker MGA Entertainment of rights to its successful Bratz doll brand. "The struggle with this case is that the measurable value of the Bratz [brand] is so much a function of what ... MGA put into it," U.S. District Judge Stephen G. Larson said while hearing arguments from lawyers on the issue late Monday after...
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