Lego Seeks to Halt Walmart Holiday Sales of Competing Figurines

December 13, 2018, 9:03 PM UTC

Lego A/S wants to make sure any plastic toy figurine unwrapped in an American home during the holidays isn’t what the toymaker calls a copycat of its own products.

The Danish toymaker is asking a federal judge in Connecticut to prevent Zuru Toys Inc. from selling some of its Max Build More and Mayka lines of construction toys at Walmart Inc. stores. In a lawsuit filed on Dec. 13, Lego claims the Zuru products copy the distinctive look of Lego Minifigures, and would confuse consumers into thinking they were Lego toys.

“While the Lego Group welcomes fair competition, Zuru’s ...

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