Federal Circuit sends $4.7m toy patent case back to district court

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled that MGA Entertainment, the maker of the Bratz doll, did not wilfully infringe a game board patent, which may result in $4.7 million in damages it was ordered to pay Innovention Toys being reduced.

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Federal Circuit sends $4.7m toy patent case back to district court

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