Nokia is suing two Chinese companies for producing mobile phones that allegedly copy the design of the popular Nokia 7260 handset. The world's largest cell phone manufacturer wants a court in Beijing to order the companies to pay damages and cease making and selling the phones. Last year, China became Nokia's largest market, overtaking the United States, with sales of $4 billion.
June 30, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Nokia is suing two Chinese companies for producing mobile phones that allegedly copy the design of a popular Nokia handset.
The world’s largest cell phone manufacturer wants a court in Beijing to order the companies to pay damages and cease making and selling the phones. The court accepted the lawsuit June 12.
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