‘A lot of companies might have been afraid to sue Amazon’: Q&A with Andy Lee, Brandsmiths
The UK Supreme Court’s Lifestyle v Amazon saw a small brand take on a global online marketplace—and win. Andy Lee explained to Marisa Woutersen how his IP team secured the result.
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