Lego continues to crack down on copy-cats
World's biggest toymaker forces Hamilton business to change its name.
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Lego is coming down like a ton of bricks on small local operators seeking to incorporate its name in their own company names.
The world’s biggest toy company took Waikato-based Lego Shop Ltd to the High Court at Hamilton earlier this month, seeking to force the small business to change its
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Campbell Gibson
Fri, 29 Apr 2016
Fri, 29 Apr 2016
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Lego continues to crack down on copy-cats
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