Fashion accessories retailer Claire’s faces allegations it infringed the copyrights in multiple temporary tattoos created by independent designer Love and Madness Inc., according to a new lawsuit filed in a federal court in New York.
Love and Madness, which is based in New York City, allegedly entered into a vendor agreement with Claire’s in 2014 to produce various accessories and beauty products, including the temporary tattoos, to be sold in its stores and on its website.
But when Love and Madness founder Heather McAvoy suffered debilitating seizures in 2018 and was temporarily unable to work, the retailer started copying the ...
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