Lik Sang

On October 18, 2006, the High Court in London (Patents Court) ruled the shipments were indeed in breach of Sony's rights.6 The following day, Lik-Sang posted a message on their website claiming they had been forced out of business due to Sony's legal action. Sony responded in a statement7 saying that Lik-Sang had not contested the case, thus incurring no legal fees, and had not paid any damages or costs to Sony.

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On October 18, 2006, the High Court in London (Patents Court) ruled the shipments were indeed in breach of Sony's rights.6 The following day, Lik-Sang posted a message on their website claiming they had been forced out of business due to Sony's legal action. Sony responded in a statement7 saying that Lik-Sang had not contested the case, thus incurring no legal fees, and had not paid any damages or costs to Sony.

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