In the Bryant v. Mattel case (04-09049), Judge David Carter, a US district judge (Central district of California, Santa Ana) held in a December 27, 2010 Order that Mattel Inc. (Mattel) can’t pursue its $28 million copyright- infringement claims against MGA Entertainment Inc.(MGA)’s Bratz dolls other than the first four, introduced in 2001, and two later models (‘Ooh La La Cloe’ and ‘Formal Funk Dana’).

However, the judge allowed Mattel to proceed with most of its $US1.1 billion trade- secret theft claims at a trial scheduled to start Jan. 11. MGA asked the judge to reconsider his decision on the trade-secret theft claims, arguing that the trade-secret [...]

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