One of CalBizLit's missions is reporting verdicts of interest. The Wall Street Journal and its LawBlog are both reporting that the Federal Court jury hearing the Mattell v. MGA Entertainment case in Riverside has just come back with a verdict that the popular Bratz doll was designed while the designer was employed by Mattell. The dollars involved will be decided in a separate phase of the trial. But there likely will be many such dollars.
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July 17, 2008
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