Supreme Court grants Lego leave to appeal in dispute with Zuru
The Court of Appeal last December ruled in favour of the NBR Rich Lister Mowbray family’s toy company.
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The Supreme Court has granted Danish toy giant Lego leave to appeal in a long-running dispute with the NBR Rich Lister Mowbray family’s toy company Zuru over the use of the term ‘Lego’ on official packaging.
The Court of Appeal heard the matter in October 2024 and made a ruling in favour of
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