Kelly obtained a settlement where Hasbro agreed to take down its mobile game "My Little Pony: Puzzle Party," which she claimed illegally "cloned" her client's game "Toy Blast."
October 18, 2017 at 10:10 AM
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Jennifer Kelly of Fenwick & West obtained a settlement in which Hasbro agreed to take down its mobile game “My Little Pony: Puzzle Party,” which she claimed illegally “cloned” her client Peak Games’ “Toy Blast” matching puzzle game.
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