Doll, Toy, and Game Manufacturing
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing complete dolls, doll parts, doll clothes, action figures, toys, games (including electronic, such as gaming consoles and devices and handheld video games), hobby kits, and children's vehicles (except metal bicycles and tricycles).
Mattel, Inc. v. MGA Entertainment
Federal district court strikes portions of expert copyright infringement damages that apply the ex post Georgia-Pacific reasonable royalty calculations, because federal law requires ex ante approach.
Court Questions Expert’s Objectivity, Methodology in Reasonable Royalty Valuation
Expert's methodology, credentials, called into question in reasonable royalty valuation.
Michael Bowling v. Hasbro, Inc.
Expert's methodology, credentials, called into question in reasonable royalty valuation.
Prior Sales of Toy Brands, Trademarks Insufficient to Determine Intangible Valuation
Court reverses award of intangible asset valuation for a toy company (trade names and brands), for lack of current evidence regarding their worth.
Keener v. Keener (II)
Court reverses award of intangible asset valuation for a toy company (trade names and brands), for lack of current evidence regarding their worth.
Classic Case of Expert v. Expert Won by Attention to Intangibles, Discounts
Valuation of large toy manufacturer turns on valuation of intangibles (well-known name brands) and discounts.
Brent E. Clary v. Lite Machines Corporation
The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed an award of lost profits in an attorney malpractice action. In doing so, it held that the lost profits award need not be limited to the damages that were recoverable in the case that gave rise the malpractice claim an ...
Business’s Lost Profits Considered in Attorney Malpractice Case
The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed an award of lost profits in an attorney malpractice action.
Keener v. Keener (I)
Valuation of large toy manufacturer turns on valuation of intangibles (well-known name brands) and discounts.
Arkansas’ New Business Rule Overruled
The 7th Circuit concluded that Mindgames was not precluded under Arkansas' new business rule from recovery of its lost profits stemming from Western's breach of contract to promote its board game.
MindGames, Inc. v. Western Publishing Company, Inc.
The 7th Circuit concluded that Mindgames was not precluded under Arkansas' new business rule from recovery of its lost profits stemming from Western's breach of contract to promote its board game.
Berrie v. Berrie
At issue is the valuation of approximately 8,000,000 shares (53.1%) of a corporation's stock by defendant.