An Omaha man has sued Mattel Inc., saying the toymaker stole his copyrighted ideas for a line of planetary toys. The federal lawsuit says the Planet Heroes toys Mattel is selling through its Fisher-Price division are strikingly similar to the Planet Pals and Earth Rangers that Joseph Ottis developed over the past decade.
September 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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An Omaha man has sued Mattel Inc., saying the toymaker stole his copyrighted ideas for a line of planetary toys.
The federal lawsuit says the Planet Heroes toys Mattel is selling through its Fisher-Price division are strikingly similar to the Planet Pals and Earth Rangers that Joseph Ottis developed over the past decade.
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