The nation's two largest makers of toy trains are nearing a conclusion to a seven-year-old, multimillion-dollar lawsuit. Columbia-based MTH Electric Trains had sued Lionel LLC, a century-old brand, accusing it of stealing train designs through a Korean subcontractor. The dispute focused on patented computer technology that synchronizes a train set's sound, smoke and speed, critical technology in this small but competitive market.
October 29, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The nation’s two largest makers of toy trains are nearing a conclusion to a seven-year-old, multimillion-dollar lawsuit.
Columbia-based MTH Electric Trains had sued Lionel LLC, a century-old brand, accusing it of stealing train designs through a Korean subcontractor.
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