
New Balance celebrates £2.8m win against Chinese copycat
American sportswear company New Balance has won a significant case against one of China’s most notorious copycat brands.
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14 May 2021 A damages win for New Balance offers a warning of things to come for China’s infringers, reports Alex Baldwin.
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