B&M sues Morrisons at High Court over intellectual property
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 13:51 · Archive
B&M has launched High Court legal action against Morrisons, alleging intellectual property infringement and breach of confidence.
B&M has launched legal action against Morrisons at the High Court, alleging intellectual property infringement and breach of confidence. The claim also names Simon Buckley, a senior buyer of general merchandise at Morrisons, with court records indicating the case relates to copyright and design right.
B&M said in a statement: 'We invest significantly in developing our products and protecting our confidential business information and will take appropriate action where we believe those rights have been infringed.' The retailer declined to comment further, citing the ongoing legal proceedings.
No additional details about the claim have been released, and a hearing in the case has yet to be scheduled.
How it is being reported
- B&M is suing Morrisons at High Court over copyright rowB&M launches High Court legal action against Morrisons over alleged intellectual property infringement and breach of confidence.York Press · 2 Nov, 13:30
- B&M is suing Morrisons at High Court over copyright rowB&M launches High Court legal action against Morrisons over alleged intellectual property infringement and breach of confidence.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 2 Nov, 13:30
In this story: B&M · Morrisons · Simon Buckley
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