Jury tells L’Oréal to pay $91m in trade secrets theft case
A Delaware jury has told beauty company L’Oréal to pay start-up Olaplex more than $91 million for stealing its trade secrets, infringing two patents and breaching a contract.
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29 April 2019 A US district court has granted two haircare brands a preliminary injunction against L’Oréal after it accused the cosmetics company of infringing one of its patents.
21 August 2019 Cosmetics company L’Oréal will need to pay nearly $50 million for infringing patents and misappropriating trade secrets that belong to rival Olaxplex, according to a Delaware judge.