Clare Locke and Irell & Manella attorneys say the suit is worth $900 million, alleging McDonald's both stole technology for their client's device in an attempt to create its own and later advertising that device as a potential safety hazard. The fast-food giant didn't immediately respond.
March 02, 2022 at 04:06 PM
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Tech company Kytch Inc. claims in its District of Delaware lawsuit that McDonald’s has blocked an easy fix to its notoriously out of order ice cream machines by maligning a competitor.
Kytch’s Clare Locke and Irell & Manella attorneys say the suit, filed late Tuesday night, is worth $900 million, alleging McDonald’s both stole technology for Kytch’s device in an attempt to create its own and in November 2020 advertising the Kytch device as a potential safety hazard.
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